Would you buy these servos?
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Would you buy these servos?
Would you buy these servos for $6.95?
Vigor VTS-05A
Operating Voltage: 4.8-6.0V
Stall Torque: 1.0 kg.cm (14.0 oz/in) at 4.8V:
Operating Speed: 1.0Kgf.cm (14.0 oz.in) at 4.8v
Weight: 8.0gr (0.28 oz)
Size 22.5x12.8x23.7mm
Here are a couple customer reviews about this servo -
1) unbelivable value ,but much more a
outstanding product that works better
than the park flyers standard hitec
h-55 simular size and weight ,but these
out perform the h-55 heaver gear train
and no jettering around center.quiet
great value
2) Fantastic little servo at a very affordable price. Performs very well and is extremely quiet. ** Best buy **
3) This is a great servo for electric models. Excellent torque for moving large 3D control surfaces. Nice speed, good centering and no buzzing at neutral. Recommended for speed 400 sized models.
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Also, would you buy "no name" servo extensions (6 inches) for $2.99? (the extensions also have good reviews)
Thanks for your input.
Vigor VTS-05A
Operating Voltage: 4.8-6.0V
Stall Torque: 1.0 kg.cm (14.0 oz/in) at 4.8V:
Operating Speed: 1.0Kgf.cm (14.0 oz.in) at 4.8v
Weight: 8.0gr (0.28 oz)
Size 22.5x12.8x23.7mm
Here are a couple customer reviews about this servo -
1) unbelivable value ,but much more a
outstanding product that works better
than the park flyers standard hitec
h-55 simular size and weight ,but these
out perform the h-55 heaver gear train
and no jettering around center.quiet
great value
2) Fantastic little servo at a very affordable price. Performs very well and is extremely quiet. ** Best buy **
3) This is a great servo for electric models. Excellent torque for moving large 3D control surfaces. Nice speed, good centering and no buzzing at neutral. Recommended for speed 400 sized models.
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Also, would you buy "no name" servo extensions (6 inches) for $2.99? (the extensions also have good reviews)
Thanks for your input.
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RE: Would you buy these servos?
Personally, I would not. They may be just fine but I have been burned a time or two by "no name" RC products. At least with something from one of the mainstream manufacturers you will get some level of support. This is just my opinion of course.
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RE: Would you buy these servos?
If I have a few hundred dollars invested in a plane I use name brand equipment.I will not risk my investment on trying to save 4 or 5 bucks on unknown equipment,to me it is not worth the risk.
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RE: Would you buy these servos?
What about Hextronix servos for the same price? Hextronix info -
Size : 21x12x22 mm / 0.74x0.42x0.78 in
Voltage : 3v ~ 6v
Weight: 9g / 0.32oz
Speed : 0.12 sec/60(4.8V)
Torque : 1.6 kg-cm
Working Temp : -30C~60C
Teflon Bushing, 15cm wire, coreless motor
Size : 21x12x22 mm / 0.74x0.42x0.78 in
Voltage : 3v ~ 6v
Weight: 9g / 0.32oz
Speed : 0.12 sec/60(4.8V)
Torque : 1.6 kg-cm
Working Temp : -30C~60C
Teflon Bushing, 15cm wire, coreless motor
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RE: Would you buy these servos?
hi
stick with the hitec. I am currently using hs55 and hs81. like the hs81 better, have more power. personally I am a hitec fan. excellent product and service.
good luck and happy flying
pt19 flyer
stick with the hitec. I am currently using hs55 and hs81. like the hs81 better, have more power. personally I am a hitec fan. excellent product and service.
good luck and happy flying
pt19 flyer