Old servos?
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Hi,
we have this hobby shop in our area which is likely going out of business. He has a number of old Hitec 5625MGs and a 645MG servo unused and sealed in their original boxes. Based on their QC stamp, they are from 2006-07. The offerring price is about the same as the base price ordering from Tower etc but the Tower price will increase due to shipping, customs etc which is not the case with my LHS. I already have a few 5625MGs, so if I buy these, they will sit on my shelf for atleast a couple of years. Was wondering, do servos kept this way degrade in any way? Should I pick them up?
Ameyam
we have this hobby shop in our area which is likely going out of business. He has a number of old Hitec 5625MGs and a 645MG servo unused and sealed in their original boxes. Based on their QC stamp, they are from 2006-07. The offerring price is about the same as the base price ordering from Tower etc but the Tower price will increase due to shipping, customs etc which is not the case with my LHS. I already have a few 5625MGs, so if I buy these, they will sit on my shelf for atleast a couple of years. Was wondering, do servos kept this way degrade in any way? Should I pick them up?
Ameyam
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Heck if you are worried, stick them all in a plastic bag with a bit of rice to keep the humidity down and the motors will not rust.
Heck if you are worried, stick them all in a plastic bag with a bit of rice to keep the humidity down and the motors will not rust.
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The servos will be rotten and no good at all, where did you say they were? Just kidding...They will be fine..If they are cheaper than normal grab as many as you can afford...





