Turnigy and Bluebird servos, usable?
04-11-2012, 05:37 AM
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Turnigy and Bluebird servos, usable?
Hi! I just bought a slightly uses 2,2m 50cc 3D plane with a DLE 55 engine. My concern here is that it is equipped with unfamiliar (to me) and cheap servos. Probably from Hobbyking etc. I wonder if I should trust these servoes with my first big gas plane. I am specially concerned about the cheap (22USD) Blue Bird servoes that is powering the ailerons and elevators.
I would epreciate any input here from people with experience with these servos.
Turnigy HV-767 HV-2S Digital Servo 31kg
Blue Bird BMS-660DMG+HS Digital 14,2kg
I would epreciate any input here from people with experience with these servos.
Turnigy HV-767 HV-2S Digital Servo 31kg
Blue Bird BMS-660DMG+HS Digital 14,2kg
04-11-2012, 05:55 AM
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RE: Turnigy and Bluebird servos, usable?
I have used them in small electrics and they work OK there. I don't know if I would put them in a large gas plane though.
04-11-2012, 02:27 PM
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RE: Turnigy and Bluebird servos, usable?
I cannot find any first hand experiences of the Bluebird servoes. So I think I'l better change them for something I trust.
The Turnigy servo is not a really cheap servo and is better known, And it is on the rudder, so I think I will keep that one.
The Turnigy servo is not a really cheap servo and is better known, And it is on the rudder, so I think I will keep that one.
