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malickie 07-22-2017 07:19 PM

Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
Ok, so my Front diff locking Servo has given up on life. Buzzing like mad when I try and switch the locker, so I am guessing the thing is done and given up. What better options are out there to get a better functioning servo for there?

Natedog 07-23-2017 11:57 AM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
I'd call Traxxas for a warranty replacement for now and start shopping for better metal gear heavy duty micro servos.

fr8cture 07-23-2017 12:05 PM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
Traxxas doesn't like to replace them atleast not for me. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...618633f334.jpg

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MattySlimz1987 07-23-2017 05:37 PM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
ProModeler has some micro metal gear servos that are much stronger in torque than those Traxxas ones.

fr8cture 07-23-2017 05:55 PM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MattySlimz1987 (Post 5730405)
ProModeler has some micro metal gear servos that are much stronger in torque than those Traxxas ones.

Are they sub micro like traxxas?

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Teng 07-23-2017 05:57 PM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
I am just hoping the new batch ( near this coming Christmas) would solved all these problems. [emoji1]


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MattySlimz1987 07-23-2017 06:08 PM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by fr8cture (Post 5730408)
Are they sub micro like traxxas?

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Good question. I do know what you mean about Traxxas' version of micro servos. I'm not sure of the dimensions on the 2065 or Promodelers micros.

I still have not gotten a TRX4 yet. I havent been up to my Lhs in a while, I gotta get up there. But I'm watching the threads and online posts about what the next failures are on the model, they seem to be few and far between overall. A properly functioning servo is must in my book though.

magic_yeti 07-24-2017 12:53 AM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MattySlimz1987 (Post 5730416)
Good question. I do know what you mean about Traxxas' version of micro servos. I'm not sure of the dimensions on the 2065 or Promodelers micros.

this will help you:
https://servodatabase.com/servo/traxxas/2065

malickie 07-24-2017 01:06 AM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
The one problem that I can see us all having is the Teeth count on this Servo. I have seen quite a few Sub Micro Savox Servo's but those are all 21t and as far as I can recall the Traxxas one is using Futaba tooth count. So unless someone can give me an idea on how to deal with that, I have yet to see a Sub Micro servo other than the Traxxas one using Futaba tooth count.

Bowler 07-24-2017 03:02 AM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by malickie (Post 5730532)
The one problem that I can see us all having is the Teeth count on this Servo. I have seen quite a few Sub Micro Savox Servo's but those are all 21t and as far as I can recall the Traxxas one is using Futaba tooth count. So unless someone can give me an idea on how to deal with that, I have yet to see a Sub Micro servo other than the Traxxas one using Futaba tooth count.

You can buy a new servohorn for the new servo...

clm 07-24-2017 03:34 AM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
How much stress do these micro servos actually get put under? They are the same set the Summit has used for years. Unless there is other mechanical issues in the axles or transmission I would not imagine they would be too inferior for the situation. That steering servo on the other hand....

fr8cture 07-24-2017 08:39 AM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bowler (Post 5730535)
You can buy a new servohorn for the new servo...

He wants to use the servo saver.

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malickie 07-25-2017 10:13 PM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
The problem with the traxxas micro servo's is that they are using a full set of plastic gears. It is a known issue that they have had since the Summit, a lot of people had issues with those one's too, so really nothing new, just have yet to find a sub micro servo that will work as a direct replacement, hence the reason my asking the question as I would like to avoid having to change thing's if I don't have to.

Mudflap84 08-04-2017 12:35 PM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by malickie (Post 5731194)
The problem with the traxxas micro servo's is that they are using a full set of plastic gears. It is a known issue that they have had since the Summit, a lot of people had issues with those one's too, so really nothing new, just have yet to find a sub micro servo that will work as a direct replacement, hence the reason my asking the question as I would like to avoid having to change thing's if I don't have to.

My rear one is buzzing and trembling like a stripper.I called my LHS where I
bought it to see if he has one. He told me to bring the truck and we'll call his dealer rep when I get there(they're buddies from Texas). I'll let you know what comes of this pow wow.

svt923 08-04-2017 01:16 PM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
I've heard of people using Bluebird BMS-373MG servos to replace the micro servos in the Summit. Metal gears, 25T spline, and supposedly mount right in place of the 2065 servos.

https://hobbyking.com/en_us/bms-373m...sec-11-4g.html

fr8cture 08-04-2017 02:43 PM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
Well both my t lock servos went out. Called traxxas they want me to send them in..... Why? There is no way they don't already know they are weak servos. A rep I emailed told me you can snap the gears just putting the servo saver on...

rockhugger 08-04-2017 02:47 PM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mudflap84 (Post 5734429)
My rear one is buzzing and trembling like a stripper.
.

Can you post an example video of this? Blonde or Brunette is fine.

Quote:

Originally Posted by svt923 (Post 5734434)
I've heard of people using Bluebird BMS-373MG servos to replace the micro servos in the Summit. Metal gears, 25T spline, and supposedly mount right in place of the 2065 servos.

https://hobbyking.com/en_us/bms-373m...sec-11-4g.html

Good information "thumbsup"

Mudflap84 08-04-2017 09:48 PM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rockhugger (Post 5734445)
Can you post an example video of this? Blonde or Brunette is fine.



Good information "thumbsup"

:lmao::lmao::lmao: I'll try to put one up tommorrow buddy

Mudflap84 08-04-2017 10:00 PM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by fr8cture (Post 5734443)
Well both my t lock servos went out. Called traxxas they want me to send them in..... Why? There is no way they don't already know they are weak servos. A rep I emailed told me you can snap the gears just putting the servo saver on...

My LHS had one in stock. Traxxas Rep told him on the phone "Give him(me) the one you got and send me the broken one;I'll comp ya for it,they are sh*t" I have to pay the governor's surcharge buying locally,but I love this kind of service fr8ture "thumbsup"

Teng 08-04-2017 10:04 PM

Re: Options to replace Micro Servo's?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by svt923 (Post 5734434)
I've heard of people using Bluebird BMS-373MG servos to replace the micro servos in the Summit. Metal gears, 25T spline, and supposedly mount right in place of the 2065 servos.

https://hobbyking.com/en_us/bms-373m...sec-11-4g.html


Good find "thumbsup"


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