Okay, i'm setting up an E-Flite BpCap 232 and realized that when I purchased my submicro servos, that they had given me a digital version of each, rather than the standard I had requested. I'm using a Spektrum 6i radio, with a 1320 mah Lipo battery and a park 450 outrunner motor. If I choose to use these digital submicro servos, will it benefit me in any way?I'm assuming more precision?More torque?Will it affect my battery in any negative way?Cause it to overload and catch fire or anything such as that, or will it simply just use more power, therefore draining the battery a bit quicker?If so how much quicker?These planes are light as feathers, the servos are not working very hard up there hahahah, i'm sort of thinking on such a small scale that these servos shouldn't affect me in any way, though I just want to be safe. Lipos AREUNPREDICTABLEat times... Thanks to anyone that can help...

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just think how many lap tops have lip battarys . if you use commen sense it's not freakin C4 dude , I think your over doing it a bit

i don't hear anyone say anything about nitro ? it also has danger correct ?


as for the digtal's they will work fine if you wish to save a buc you could take them back its just more of a personal perf