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Mr Bill · 04-30-2011, 11:06 AM

Hey buddy says that a hobbie co servos are rebadged hitech. I cant find much info on them. Just looking for conformation on this and were the best place to buy em would be.

SMR 510RR · 04-30-2011, 01:23 PM

They are rebranded hitecs, HS-7955TG I think is the cs-170. The only difference other than the label is that they are not programmable using hitec's programmers. Having the programing ability is nice, I needed a little more travel out of my cs-170 so I ended up buying a HS-7950TH, way more power (153 oz./in. if you run it on 7.4v) and it is programmable.

Honnestly I think the cs-170 is a waste of money, for $20 more you can get the HS-7950TH and for $10 more you can get the actual HS-7955TG. If I didnt pick the one I have up in a package deal from a guy who was selling everything he had and wouldnt split it up I wouldnt have bought it.

04-30-2011, 11:06 AM	#1
Mr Bill Newbie Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Panama city Posts: 44	Hobbieco Servo Hey buddy says that a hobbie co servos are rebadged hitech. I cant find much info on them. Just looking for conformation on this and were the best place to buy em would be.

04-30-2011, 01:23 PM	#2
SMR 510RR I wanna be Dave Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: San Francisco Posts: 2,236	They are rebranded hitecs, HS-7955TG I think is the cs-170. The only difference other than the label is that they are not programmable using hitec's programmers. Having the programing ability is nice, I needed a little more travel out of my cs-170 so I ended up buying a HS-7950TH, way more power (153 oz./in. if you run it on 7.4v) and it is programmable. Honnestly I think the cs-170 is a waste of money, for $20 more you can get the HS-7950TH and for $10 more you can get the actual HS-7955TG. If I didnt pick the one I have up in a package deal from a guy who was selling everything he had and wouldnt split it up I wouldnt have bought it.

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