Hitec servos
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Going to replace the servos on my belt cp. Thinking of hitec hs-55's. Shouls I use all of those around or all of them and a hs-50 for the tail. Does it matter? Thanks
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From my understanding the Futaba 3114 would be better, they are faster and have more torque. A buddy of mine has a belt CP and that's what he is putting in his.
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the other thing to consider is that if you're using the stock radio you can't use the hitecs as they rotate in the opposite direction.
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Droggy,
As Charlie mentioned, the Futaba 3114 would be the ticket, as they do turn the same direction as the E-skys. Hitecs are good too, but you'd have to modifiy the interal wiring of the servo to make it turn in the right direction. Here's a site for wiring modification.
http://www.heli-wiki.com/mediawiki/i...h_Hitec_55%27s
Dave / Choppersrule
As Charlie mentioned, the Futaba 3114 would be the ticket, as they do turn the same direction as the E-skys. Hitecs are good too, but you'd have to modifiy the interal wiring of the servo to make it turn in the right direction. Here's a site for wiring modification.
http://www.heli-wiki.com/mediawiki/i...h_Hitec_55%27s
Dave / Choppersrule
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I do have the stock radio for now. What servos do you suggest I use other than the eskys?
I do have the stock radio for now. What servos do you suggest I use other than the eskys?