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Buggy steering servo choice
05-15-2008 | 09:10 PM
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RE: Buggy steering servo choice
1015 because it's what I have been running for a year without a hitch, great value, amazing build quality, blazing fast and super strong.
05-15-2008 | 10:35 PM
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RE: Buggy steering servo choice
Just about every metal gear servo has one, it's best to have some breaking point, rather then causing worse damage than a 50 cent plastic gear
05-16-2008 | 04:58 PM
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RE: Buggy steering servo choice
JR 9100T steering and 9100S throttle/brake. In due time the plastic gear will wear and give out. JR is all metal gears, 3 year warranty and the S is one of the fastest on the market, .06@60-6volts.
Airtronics has the erg-vb high torque, metal gears with one plastic like the ace servo, it lasted me 5 months till the plastic one lost a few teeth. I smacked the tube on the track and lost steering, went to JR and havent looked back.
Airtronics has the erg-vb high torque, metal gears with one plastic like the ace servo, it lasted me 5 months till the plastic one lost a few teeth. I smacked the tube on the track and lost steering, went to JR and havent looked back.
