Servo arm screws
Where can I get new servo arm screws for JR and Hitec Digital servos?
I would prefer Allen head over Philips head. When I try to put the Air Wild arms on, they are so tight the Philips heads just get chewed up. |
RE: Servo arm screws
I bought mine here. http://www.microfasteners.com/catalo...cts/METSCM.cfm
Hitec is 2.6x8 and JR is 3x8. |
RE: Servo arm screws
You might want to double check but I think I believe Hitec has changed their screw
sizes to 2.6 x 10mm for digital servos w/karbonite gears. I fly Hitec digitals and all of mine are 2.6 x 8. I understand if you have the short sizes you can let Hitec know and they will send replacements. I haven't requested replacements yet. Dan |
RE: Servo arm screws
Plastic gears will have a odd screw...a 2.6 MM screw is likley a plastic screw, not a machine screw..the Hitec digitals use the 2.5 x 8 mm screws...some hobby shops have them too...
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RE: Servo arm screws
You can get the 10 mm long screws for Karbonite HT servos from Hitec service. They will probably just give them to you free since the longer screws keep the failures down.
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RE: Servo arm screws
ORIGINAL: CDignition Plastic gears will have a odd screw...a 2.6 MM screw is likley a plastic screw, not a machine screw..the Hitec digitals use the 2.5 x 8 mm screws...some hobby shops have them too... Check my link in the first reply, the 2.6 is a alloy screw for metal gear hitec servos. Do a search for this or ask Mike over at the hitec board and you will see. A 2.5 will not work. |
RE: Servo arm screws
2.5's work fine in the Hitec metal gear servos.... secure 'em with loctite or PFM...
DP |
RE: Servo arm screws
ORIGINAL: desertpig 2.5's work fine in the Hitec metal gear servos.... secure 'em with loctite or PFM... DP http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/Mike...2100461/tm.htm |
RE: Servo arm screws
Don't get it?? what is 7 out??
I know the thread is 2.6 but 2.5's work fine. 2.5's you can get at Ace hardware and the LHS. 2.6's you have to special order... DP |
RE: Servo arm screws
It was meant as a joke. It's a Craps (gambling) term. :-)
Fine thread bolts work fine in course threaded holes too once you get them in ONE time and get them tight. It still doesn't make it right. That's all I was trying to say. If it's not the right size, it's not the right size. Some dice aren't worth rolling and even if you want to do it, it's fine but we shouldn't encourage others to propogate our own known mistakes IMO. :) |
RE: Servo arm screws
I hear ya... I ordered some 2.6's so I have them on hand for the next batch.
DP |
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