Cheap Micro Servos - Dragonfly - Any Good?
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Cheap Micro Servos - Dragonfly - Any Good?
Has anyone had experience with the 6g (or 9g) yellow servos by these Canadian guys?
I need a few to drive flight surfaces on an 2ch 0.02 powered plane.
Wondering if I should ask for a few to be sent over.
Any opinions on what the best servos for this application are?
Ta,
Julian.
I need a few to drive flight surfaces on an 2ch 0.02 powered plane.
Wondering if I should ask for a few to be sent over.
Any opinions on what the best servos for this application are?
Ta,
Julian.
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RE: Cheap Micro Servos - Dragonfly - Any Good?
Hey yeah - what is with that chattering?
One of the servos on my helicopter did that, and I assumed that it was because it was always under load. I was just really surprised to see how cheap this micro gear is now _ when I last considered a timy project everything cost a bomb. Cheap global postage, online purchasing. I love it. I'm going to give afew a go, and be pragmatic about the construction of the plane, so that is gear failure causes a crash it won't be the end of the world.
One of the servos on my helicopter did that, and I assumed that it was because it was always under load. I was just really surprised to see how cheap this micro gear is now _ when I last considered a timy project everything cost a bomb. Cheap global postage, online purchasing. I love it. I'm going to give afew a go, and be pragmatic about the construction of the plane, so that is gear failure causes a crash it won't be the end of the world.