HD-6001MG Servo for Hyper 7TQ
05-17-2012, 09:02 AM
HD-6001MG Servo for Hyper 7TQ
So,
It's been two month now since I start with my new Hyper 7TQ Black, just for bashing around after every jet flying session.
I got the car with a futaba 3001 on the steering... brock twicealready.
I ordered form HKHD-6001MGServo:http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=9620got it after 9 days from china (WOW
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It's an analog servo, all metal gear, torque is about 6Kg with 4.8v battery.
All around, after testing the servo (about a gallon of fuel) seems to be a well made one, have enough power to steer the buggy and hold well under the hard life I putting it trough.
Centering is not something to be proud of, but it's sealed and no water found inside after some swamp driving after the rain.
For a 9.62$, I think it's a no brainer.
What do you say?
What servo you put in your 1/8 non pro buggy?
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05-17-2012, 11:43 AM
RE: HD-6001MG Servo for Hyper 7TQ
I got the servos for $28 a pop shipped off ebay NIB.
and yes I really like the jammin products
05-17-2012, 11:51 AM
RE: HD-6001MG Servo for Hyper 7TQ
But does anyone know the HD servos? it's my first... look well build and till now works fine.
I'm just not sure how much torque I need for that aplication, my favorits is airplanes, the cars just for pure fun after flying and when the weather is sh%#@...
05-17-2012, 12:22 PM
RE: HD-6001MG Servo for Hyper 7TQ
I'm well familiar with the Hitec servos, I have them on my Jets (5645 6245 7955), great products.
But do anyone know the HD servos? it's my first... look well build and till now works fine.
I'm just not sure how much torque I need for that aplication, my favorits is airplanes, the cars just for pure fun after flying and when the weather is sh%#@...
05-17-2012, 01:08 PM
RE: HD-6001MG Servo for Hyper 7TQ
I'm well familiar with the Hitec servos, I have them on my Jets (5645 6245 7955), great products.
But do anyone know the HD servos? it's my first... look well build and till now works fine.
I'm just not sure how much torque I need for that aplication, my favorits is airplanes, the cars just for pure fun after flying and when the weather is sh%#@...
I'll see, only time will tell.
Because of the nature of the application, does higher torque means the servo will last longer? (consider it metal gear)
