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mebo1990 08-18-2009 05:28 AM

Servo is on the outs, need help!
 
ok first of all ive only been into this hobby about 2 weeks so im about 2 noob it up with this question.

Ive got a HSP 1/8scale crawler and my steering servo is starting to "bind up" (well i think thats the term for it). It sounds like the gearing are spinning but im not getting any wheels turning. I am assuming it is because the standard one just isnt strong enough and i need to upgrade, which i am willing to do.

I would just like some advice from u nice people first as too what i should buy before i walk into a hobby store or order something online and be completely dissapointed! I am not into the most extreme thing out there i just want a good, strong servo that will last me a while.

Thanks in advance :)

oldhippie 08-18-2009 07:52 AM

Hobbyco cs170 is a rebranded hitec with 333 oz tq. After that any name brand (hitec, JR, Futaba) with steel gears and 300+ oz. tq. will do the trick.

mebo1990 08-18-2009 07:57 AM

thanks a tonne mate, ur a champ. i like this forum, people actually answer ur questions lol And it is official, my steering servo is stuffed, cant turn without hearing that awful buzzing crunching noise. New servo coming tomorrow hopefully!

mebo1990 08-18-2009 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by mebo1990 (Post 1948323)
thanks a tonne mate, ur a champ. i like this forum, people actually answer ur questions lol And it is official, my steering servo is stuffed, cant turn without hearing that awful buzzing crunching noise. New servo coming tomorrow hopefully!

scratch that. didnt realise how expensive they were, looks like no crawling for atleast 2 weeks :( stupid standard peice of crap it came with!

oldhippie 08-18-2009 10:08 AM

I don't know what you guys have down under but none of this stuff is cheap.

soundcolor 08-18-2009 01:02 PM

you could always go with the hitech 645, good torque and speed, only about 30 bucks

mebo1990 08-18-2009 10:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by oldhippie (Post 1948502)
I don't know what you guys have down under but none of this stuff is cheap.

I buy my stuff from america anyway off the net, i knew it wasnt cheap but that particular servo is more expensive than i have been lookin at but i want to get a good one so im gunna wait "thumbsup"

mebo1990 08-18-2009 10:18 PM

thanks for that soundcolor but i think im just gunna wait and get the cs-170


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