Help Blue Bird Servos
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From: Mesa, AZ
Has any one tried the Blue Bird servo like they sell at NitroHouse.com. Are they worth it, at 1/2 the price as the servos I use now I was thinking of trying some in the new D8
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servos, servos, servos, everyone has a different story. i've had 4 blue birds and 1 still works. best $40 servo i've tried but for $80 you can get an ace 1013 that is the best high end-low price servo you can get. i spent over $200 on other $10-$40 servos in 1/2 the time i've had my ace. servos are the meat of your ride so don't skimp on that if you can.
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I've never tried one myself, because of the horrible reviews I saw about them. I can't say from firsthand experience, but everyone I asked told me they suck.
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I have tried them a few years ago. Never actually had the internals fail, but the outside case is a hard brittle plastic. All other servos the outside case is flexible but the blue bird ones are a very hard plastic. If they cop a hit from anything the mounting lugs just snap off. This was about 3 years ago that i tried them, unsure if they are still made out of the same material or not. Not really game to try them again. I have had success with the tower pro servos if your chasing cheap servos. But I have also heard of other people having trouble with them so they may be a bit of a lottery. But at the price they are worth it i think.



