Blue Bird HV servo

[Johnnysplits]

Anyone familiar with Blue Bird servos? I just came across this one and it looks pretty bad ass!! It's the BLS-42A Runs 659.8 in./oz. @ 8.4v, full aluminum case, brushless motor and titanium gears.

for 1/10 Offroad RC #BLS-42A, ,(BLS-42A) by Blue Bird Full Aluminum Titanium Gears High Voltage Digital Brushless Servo

 

[Bananaclip]

nice find! BB makes quality stuff. That dude is a beast. wonder what the spline count is?











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[Oz Bruiser]

I havent used that one but have used a BLS-26A and a BLS-2112 in two different scale rigs that have less power than what the one you linked has and they work great. Great value for money and are the same as a Futaba spline horn.

Ben

 

[fr8cture]

The only blue bird I bought was DOA....took months for me to get a refund on the dumb thing.

 

[mikebecher]

I use a Blue Bird BMS-21HV High Voltage Micro Servo for my AX2 transmission and haven't had any issues. It was the only reasonably priced high voltage micro servo I was able to find.

 

[84yoda]

Wow, those are some impressive specs and price. Someone needs to give them a try.

 

[Joshs4x4toyz]

Ive had quite a few 35 and 28 versions with good results. Had a 35 that you would turn and the car would jitter back and forth but hobbyking gave me store credit and then sent a replacement :lmao:. I want to grab one just to test it, impressive numbers there.

 

[redsawacs]

Blue bird is a good servo. One thing to point out is the output shaft is not titanium, it is titanium coated alloy. If they are going to give you trouble, they won't strip, they will break

 

[xkill]

That one is cute :mrgreen:

But the one I'd really like to test is this one:

RC Servos / HV Servos in Taiwan

@ 8.4v -> 57.5 kg-cm / 798.7 oz-in :shock:

Those values on a 100$ servo are very tempting!!

 

[JatoTheRipper]

I used one BB servo and never had an issue.

 

[VMGontheRocks]

That one is cute :mrgreen:

But the one I'd really like to test is this one:

RC Servos / HV Servos in Taiwan

@ 8.4v -> 57.5 kg-cm / 798.7 oz-in :shock:

Those values on a 100$ servo are very tempting!!

A local guy has two of those, he's been really impressed with them so far.

 

[xkill]

That's good to know!
I'm surprised that I haven't seen anyone here on RCC with one yet...

 

[VMGontheRocks]

That's good to know!
I'm surprised that I haven't seen anyone here on RCC with one yet...

My guess is because you have to order direct and because not a whole lot of people are even aware of them.

 

[84yoda]

That one is cute :mrgreen:

But the one I'd really like to test is this one:

RC Servos / HV Servos in Taiwan

@ 8.4v -> 57.5 kg-cm / 798.7 oz-in :shock:

Those values on a 100$ servo are very tempting!!

Damn. Impressive to say the least. I feel like 800oz is asking for trouble though, that will just break stuff.:lmao:

 

[WHITE-TRASH]

Well crap. I guess the 7980 I just put in my bouncer needs to be moved to the basher. 800 oz makes me moist.

 

[phillyb]

How are these 800 oz blue bird servos holding up???

 

[VMGontheRocks]

How are these 800 oz blue bird servos holding up???

I haven't ran mine yet. But a local guy has one in his Pro and one in the rear of his super and they've held up great at the comp and don't get that hot.

He's running them on 9v as well.

 

[Big Daddy]

I don't know, call me cynical, but I have tried a few off brand servos with impressive specs and been disappointed nearly every time. The latest was a radiopost signature series that is supposed to have 459oz @ 7.4v. I'm running it on 8.4v and it will stall on carpet, it also is pretty weak to return to center.

 

[fr8cture]

Anyone seen this one yet? Out of stock at tower but 99$ and waterproof, 694 oz

D-845WP 32-Bit, Monster Torque, Waterproof, Steel Gear Servo | HITEC RCD USA

I believe those are much bigger than a standard servo.

 

[phillyb]

Ah derp, lol