Okay, so this debate on servos is getting my attention. My skill level is probably not at the point where it matters yet. Kinda like my golf clubs, those $1200 Ping clubs I tried just don't improve my lousy game over the $200 set I bought at Costco. I suppose it's like that.

Let me play back what I understand... the digital servos tend to be a) faster, b) more accurate. I gather that as I struggle to master some of these stunts, the choice to use the HS425BB's that came with my Eclipse7 radio will hinder my progress. That makes sense. Upgrading to a $300 set of servos is a big investment... but we are ones to agree that if you are gonna do it, do it right.

So, why then are these digital servos "prgrammable", and require another toy to do the programming. Can't you do all the programming with the computer transmitter? Everything Maudib describes can be done from the radio...