which servos are you using for the savage?
08-05-2007, 11:30 AM
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which servos are you using for the savage?
I was wondering which servos are being used in the Savage for throttle and steering. I am n the process of putting together my second Savage and was just wondering what works well and not over kill. Thanks.
08-05-2007, 11:32 AM
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RE: which servos are you using for the savage?
I'm using an ACE DS1013 (195oz-in at .11) on the steering of my Sav, and I put the HPI-2 on the throttle and brake. It's great, but that's not a cheap servo. Really transformed the car though.
08-05-2007, 11:43 AM
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RE: which servos are you using for the savage?
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I was wondering which servos are being used in the Savage for throttle and steering. I am n the process of putting together my second Savage and was just wondering what works well and not over kill. Thanks.
I was wondering which servos are being used in the Savage for throttle and steering. I am n the process of putting together my second Savage and was just wondering what works well and not over kill. Thanks.
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RE: which servos are you using for the savage?
I run this in 2 of my savages and have no problems yet and can't beat the price for 195oz!
This is the same as the Mamoth ST servo which has been complimented in several reviews for haveing an extremely strong st. servo!
http://www.hobbypeople.net/gallery/440704.asp
This is the same as the Mamoth ST servo which has been complimented in several reviews for haveing an extremely strong st. servo!
http://www.hobbypeople.net/gallery/440704.asp
