cirrus servo
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Has anyone used the cirrus 704/750/751 servos on the throttle/brake,and if so are the digi servos as good as the analoge ones as price is similar[sm=confused.gif]and would you recommend them,many thanks
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RE: cirrus servo
no, theyre crap!! me and me bro got through 5 between us.powerfull but cheap and slow.
http://www.alshobbies.com/shop/looku...?pc=4984&Desc=
these are awsome!! top quality, awsome power and fast.
never had a problem with them. buy,fit,forget
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http://www.alshobbies.com/shop/looku...?pc=4984&Desc=
these are awsome!! top quality, awsome power and fast.
never had a problem with them. buy,fit,forget
[8D]
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RE: cirrus servo
sorry carpy i don't quite understand your answer at the beginning you say they are crap,then below you say they are awesome[X(]or am i missing something? ps i saw your comments on another post regarding the 704 and tried to e-mail you however it said you have fatal faults with it!! don't know if you knewcheers vacey
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Has anyone used the cirrus 704/750/751 servos on the throttle/brake,and if so are the digi servos as good as the analoge ones as price is similar[sm=confused.gif]and would you recommend them,many thanks
Has anyone used the cirrus 704/750/751 servos on the throttle/brake,and if so are the digi servos as good as the analoge ones as price is similar[sm=confused.gif]and would you recommend them,many thanks
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RE: cirrus servo
hi you both seem to be using very high torque servos[>:]what in your opinion is the minimum strength servo for throttle/brake,cheers[8D]
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RE: cirrus servo
having a powerfull servo and not using it near its limits means it lasts.
ive tried 4 different types now, spent £100s.
not had a problem with the tg's.
ive tried 4 different types now, spent £100s.
not had a problem with the tg's.
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RE: cirrus servo
Both my servos are hitech, my steering is a 1/4 scale titanium gear, 273 oz, my throttle/brake is titanium gear 333oz, both are digital and ball bearing, let me tell you digital is definatly the way to go, for both of these servos they are about 200$ US. 115 for the throttle, 75 for the steering.