"CKRC Special" MG946R, 208oz Torque Metal Gear Servo anybody have any experience with this servo? i have an HS-985mg in one rig and am wondering if it would be an upgrade or a downgrade to put this ckrc servo in my other rig. normally i would just stick to what i know works (the hs985mg).. but this ckrc is only $20 bones! and appears to have higher power spec readings than the 985. anybody have any advice? thanks |
Well for $20 id say give it a shot and if it fries your only out $20. All I know is I placed an order with ckrc and it left a bad taste in my mouth. Not very happy with that company but, that's just me. |
you can get better servo's on hobbyking. (i'm not affiliated with hobbyking, just been very happy with the product for the money) I have one of these in my scaler and I am very happy with it. HobbyKing R/C Hobby Store : HK15298B High Voltage Coreless Digital MG/BB Servo 66g / 20kg / 0.16s for a few bucks more you can get one of these, I have one on the way to test out. (looks very promising, I have a friend who swears by blue bird servos) HobbyKing R/C Hobby Store : BMS-2514 Coreless Digital Alloy Gear Servo - 25.5kg / 0.14s / 7.4V (High Voltage) dont forget to get a clamp on aluminum horn while you're at it. HobbyKing R/C Hobby Store : CNC Alloy Servo Arm Short (Futaba) |
So not to high jack here but am I calculating this right the HK15298B, the bright yellow one first link, has 284oz :shock: and is only 20 bucks |
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354.13oz torque in the 2nd one |
yes, but look at the reviews for it.. there isn't one satisfied review (on the sight linked) |
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like a bought a charger and when i got home i realized it doesnt charge lipo so i call them up and they said i couldn't return it because they wouldn't know if i broke it or ruined some how. and told me to sell it on craigslist then come back in and buy the right one. |
Ckrc <---- what a facking JOKE!!! I will never ever ever ever try to order anything from them ever again unless you like to get headache's BOO!!!!! |
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Anyone try the EXI servos. Me and my friend have had great luck with them. Very good servos in my opinion. I have swapped all my servos to EXI but they need a lot of juice. |
Hobbypartz.com Hey don't spend your money there, go to this link only $12. I've got 2 on the front of my super, works good for the price. going to buy 2 more for the back.:lmao: T-Pro MG946R 55G High Torque Digital Servo 12kg 55g / 12kg / .20sec |
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I ordered 3 of the 996r's from Hobbypartz (along with batteries etc) and had them to my door in 3 days. They are in the US and quick. |
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is that at 4 or 6v? |
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I have had good luck with ckrc if any has gone wrong with my order they have made it right Any 200 lbs servo for $20 is worth a shot dont like it so much make winch out of it |
Stay Away!!! |
These servo's are crap. They were the rage a couple years ago when they came out and the older version of the same servo. There is a reason you don't see them a lot on here, they've been out for probably 5 years, so if they were awesome you'd see a lot of them around. They are EXTREMELY slow and compared to a Hitec (or another name brand servo) of the same oz-in rating they have way less power. I've probably gone through a dozen of the servo's at least a couple years ago and I just couldn't take it anymore. A Hitec 645mg is a much better servo, faster and feels about the same on power, for the price range. A Hitec 985mg is a heck of an upgrade from those servo's, that's what I originally upgraded to from the MG946R's. I was getting them for under $10 a piece back in the day and I still felt like it wasn't worth the money. |
I'd try ones in links Fred quoted. I just have hard time believing the specs for price.. May give it a whirl. Well with wreckers post above , I think ill save and get the cs170.... |
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