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Old 09-14-2006, 06:26 PM   #1
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SO how do you feel about the ones you have bought?
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Old 09-14-2006, 06:37 PM   #2
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Love all 4 of mine!

Only issue was a broken ear one the super after a nasty tumble.

Repaired it and still in use!
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Old 09-14-2006, 06:55 PM   #3
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i bought some towerpro 995mg and they were a peice of crap. you can ask all the sercrc guys that saw it. at first the problem was my fault. i tried to power two 55t lathes and two servos off of some AA or 2/3a battery packs. that didnt' cut it because i wasnt getting enough amps. so then i changed to sub c's for the motors and 2/3a reciever pack. that still didt cut it. the servos either didnt respond or wouldnt return to center and this is just sitting on a rock and not under a load. in one day at a comp, the first servo stripped out before i even made it to gate 4 and the other burned up as soon as the comp was over and we were just playin around. imo, they are a piece of crap. i have now gone to the airtronics. i guess you get what you pay for since i only paid $50 for both. dez seems to not have a problem with them.
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I'm lucky w/ electronics I guess. When I can afford it, I want to switch to the Rock Crushers as well. As long as the Tower Pro's still keep kicking *** on the rocks, I keep putting the purchase of new servos off.
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Old 09-15-2006, 09:33 AM   #5
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I love mine.... I have NO problems with power either... I run a 133oz futaba and a mg995 on my tlt with just a mamba25...no problems at all...
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I've loved all my towerpros...
If you run 7.2 volts through them they have over 300 ounces of torque!

I have abused them alot and not had any problems...
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I had a pair in The General tuber. They worked fine just a little under powered cause I have a small battery setup. Even with the lack of power they performed well with no real issues.
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well damn, i must just have gotten a bad batch cause i ran them with a 6v reciever pack. but then again i always seem to have bad luck with electronics
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The 2 i use on my clod work spot onnot a single problem, i run them both off my moped esc and they seem to have plenty of power.
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