U-can-do servo question.
06-14-2004 | 01:17 AM
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RE: U-can-do servo question.
Sounds fine to me. I wouldn't go and buy them though. If your gunna buy servos might as well go with something stronger for the money. I have the UCD 60 and I'm putting 3001's in mine cause I have them. Of course go with something stronger on the rudder. If I had the extra cash I would get Futaba's 3010. Can't beat a name brand servo high torque servo for 23.99.
Ryan
Ryan
06-14-2004 | 03:04 AM
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RE: U-can-do servo question.
Should be fine but the stonger the better. My UCD 60 has 3010 on aileron, Hitec 5945 on rudder and 2x 5925 on elevators, but I like doing aggressive flying so the servos have to be up to the task.
06-14-2004 | 11:33 PM
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RE: U-can-do servo question.
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Should be fine but the stonger the better. My UCD 60 has 3010 on aileron, Hitec 5945 on rudder and 2x 5925 on elevators, but I like doing aggressive flying so the servos have to be up to the task.
Should be fine but the stonger the better. My UCD 60 has 3010 on aileron, Hitec 5945 on rudder and 2x 5925 on elevators, but I like doing aggressive flying so the servos have to be up to the task.
True true. I keep thinkin about putting something stronger in mine cause I know I'm gunna stress it. Even though GP says standard on the ailerons and elevators are ok it really depends on your flying style.
Ryan
