hi - i'm new to this hobby and need help choosing hi tec servo's for my ugly stik build - i'll need to buy five servo's as i'm using one for each aileron -the stick is 60" WS with FS 70 engine and i'm running spektrum dx6i radio - just need good solid analogue servo's tha t will perform but not break the bank but am confused by the amount available - any help much appreciated

My preferance for that airplane would be an HS 425BB my all time favorite in a so called standard on the rudder and elevator. A HS-81 or HS-85 on throttle and finally two HS-225BB's on ailerons.

The 225's are my favorites for a lot of airplanes and I have used a hugh number of them.

Here is my latest completion and flying a lot now since its so simple and delightful, A rebuilt wreaked Bridi Sun Fly 111 with the same engine you are using and it is servoed up exactly like I described.

John

I've used the HS-475HB servos for several years in many planes with no problems. The 475 has recently been replaced by the the HS-485HB. They are about $16 each. They have good torque and speed. I find my flying skills are not diminished using analog servos

Go onto the Servocity web site, they are having a sale on a bunch of good stuff, I just picked up some 485s for about 18 bucks. I couldn't help myself and picked up some new RXs too.

The 225's are a newer smaller size with all the power of the bigger servos

They work great

I double what everyone else said. Only difference is I would suggest getting the 225 with metal gears. I've had a couple 225's strip the nylon gears pretty easy, switched to the MG and haven't had any problems since. I probably have about 20 of them in different planes now, my most used.