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Old 03-10-2002, 12:31 PM
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Default Hitec 545 vs 605

Which of this 2 is better?
From what I read, the 605 do not center well but is more powerfull than the 545.
I need to high torque servos and hitec have a
good price. Thanks for your help!!
Old 03-10-2002, 01:18 PM
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Default Hitec 545 vs 605

I would definetly go with the 605BB's, I have alot of these and they have no centering problems, with 77 oz. torque with 4.8volt pack theyre great. Daz...
Old 03-10-2002, 06:35 PM
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Default 545/605

The 605 is dual BB, 545 is top only BB; 605 is 77 oz.in. vs 545 62; 605 is .16 sec transit speed, 545 is .22. The only thing the 545 has going for it is it's 0.1 oz less weight, very slightly smaller length & height.
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Default Hitec 545 vs 605

For a couple of dollars more, you better the batch with the Hitec 615mg. I'm using quite a few of them, and it's a darn good servo for the price.
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Old 03-30-2002, 12:32 PM
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Default Hitec 545 vs 605

Last year I tried both the 545's and the 615's in my heli. I personally had much better results with the 545's. The 615's would not return to center so it seemed like the heli needed trimmed all of the time. Now, for planes, I would definately use the 615's since exact centering is not as important and the control surfaces take a little more abuse as far as extreme stick movement is concerned.
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Kurt64:
wich 615 you were using the MG or plastic gear?
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Default Hitec 545 vs 605

MG's....
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I was thinking of using the plastic one because I read somewhere
that the MG are not that precise as the plastic gears.
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Default Hitec 545 vs 605

That may be true....I dont have any experiences with the plastic gear version. I loved the 615s in my Goldberg Extra 300 with a Saito 150, but in my heli, the machine just wouldnt stay trimmed to one spot. With the 545's, I could actually take my hands off all of the controls while in a hover and just watch it for 5 seconds or so until it started to move. They took all of the aerobatics that I could dish out.
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Default 605 hitec

I love the Hitec servos. I use a lot of the 425's in my smaller planes. I put the 605's on my 30% Carden Extra but after 6 flights I could'nt keep the ailerons trimmed. I replaced them all with Futaba 9202's. What a difference. If your looking for precision the 605's don't have any. The 545 is much better at centering consistently.

I didn't notice this on other slower planes but when put to the test on a larger aerobatic plane the 605 didn't perform.

Good luck
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Default Hitec 545 vs 605

These servos use a three-pole motor geared *way* down. This gives great torque, but lousy resolution.

Lots of heli guys have tried these with predictable results - a machine that won't "lock-in" to a hover. Yuo can search the heli forums for more info.

That being said, I have a set of 615MGs running the tail of my Ultra Stick. They are slow to find absolute center, but are OK in this application as the plane is rarely going in a straight line.
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cgb6810:
Yours 605 where mg??
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605's aren't meal gear
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cgb6810
Did not understand your answer, yours 605 or all 605 because they come with mg also.
I am asking because most of the people
that have centering problem are with the mg.
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Default Hitec 545 vs 605

The 605's Im using do not have metal gear. And they do not center well. I've never used the 605 MG or the 615.

Chris

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