Servos Sizes??
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From: Whangarei, NEW ZEALAND
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Can anyone tell me what size servos I need for my 80' Extra, it will have an SC 180ar 2 stroke on it, and will weight just over 14lbs - I am currentyl using Hitec HS 475HB servos on 6v which gives 76oz/in - I have was hoping to have these on all sufaces, except forthe rudder which i will get something bigger on?
Will these do the trick?
ANy help would be great!
cheers
RJ
Can anyone tell me what size servos I need for my 80' Extra, it will have an SC 180ar 2 stroke on it, and will weight just over 14lbs - I am currentyl using Hitec HS 475HB servos on 6v which gives 76oz/in - I have was hoping to have these on all sufaces, except forthe rudder which i will get something bigger on?
Will these do the trick?
ANy help would be great!
cheers
RJ
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I don't claim to be a servo expert but last night I was going through the servo threads and saw lots of post about the hb gears not holding up to hard flying
I'm not saying there no good but most people leaned toward metal gears for the bigger birds
I'm putting a 80 big boy together and will be using hs645mg 133 oz@6v for all the surfaces I know there not coreless digitals but at my level of flying I'm not sure I'd notice the
differance but maybe they would turn me into a better flyer then I am but for now I'll stick with the 30 dollar ones. I might try better ones when I get around to building a more percision plane
I'm not saying there no good but most people leaned toward metal gears for the bigger birds
I'm putting a 80 big boy together and will be using hs645mg 133 oz@6v for all the surfaces I know there not coreless digitals but at my level of flying I'm not sure I'd notice the
differance but maybe they would turn me into a better flyer then I am but for now I'll stick with the 30 dollar ones. I might try better ones when I get around to building a more percision plane
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Thanks for the reply.
My flying is not to hard out, so i am really hoping these servos will cope! Any idea if there is a metal upgrade pack I can buy for my Hitecs?
Anyone else out there have an opinion?
RJ
My flying is not to hard out, so i am really hoping these servos will cope! Any idea if there is a metal upgrade pack I can buy for my Hitecs?
Anyone else out there have an opinion?
RJ
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Thanks for the reply.
My flying is not to hard out, so i am really hoping these servos will cope! Any idea if there is a metal upgrade pack I can buy for my Hitecs?
Anyone else out there have an opinion?
RJ
Thanks for the reply.
My flying is not to hard out, so i am really hoping these servos will cope! Any idea if there is a metal upgrade pack I can buy for my Hitecs?
Anyone else out there have an opinion?
RJ
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I would go with metal gear servos. As far as I know, there is no metal gear upgrade for the servos you list. I would shelf those karbonite servos you have (or sell them on ebay) and pick up hitec 625/645MG or digital 5625/5645MG's. They are going to be the most economical route as far as quality metal gear servos, and as long as your aren't doing alot of 3D the 645mg's would work fine and are really inexpensive. If cost doesn't matter as much, then get the 5925/5945's. I would put a hitec 5955TG on the rudder. Yes, its big bucks, but then again so is the rest of your plane and engine.
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Hey all,
Just I as had decided to suck it up and go and buy 5 new Hitec 645MG's - I saw some Towerpro MG995 for sale - I have had a quick look on some forums and there are mixed reviews - I am 95% going to stick with the Hitec's - although if someone out there had some in a large scale Aerobatic plane and rated them highly - then just maybe.... I might change my mind????
Anybody got any feedback on them???
RJ
Just I as had decided to suck it up and go and buy 5 new Hitec 645MG's - I saw some Towerpro MG995 for sale - I have had a quick look on some forums and there are mixed reviews - I am 95% going to stick with the Hitec's - although if someone out there had some in a large scale Aerobatic plane and rated them highly - then just maybe.... I might change my mind????
Anybody got any feedback on them???
RJ




