Associated DS 1015 Vs Ace 1015
05-15-2008, 09:26 PM
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Associated DS 1015 Vs Ace 1015
This is probably a dumb question but what is the difference are they the same they look different on the outside but they have the same specs? Is the Jr connector what is used on the losi 8ight rtr truggy thanx?
05-15-2008, 09:38 PM
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RE: Associated DS 1015 Vs Ace 1015
its the same servo but has a different name on it
if you want a quick servo that has alot of torque get the cs-170 by hobbico
if you want a quick servo that has alot of torque get the cs-170 by hobbico
05-15-2008, 11:11 PM
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RE: Associated DS 1015 Vs Ace 1015
ORIGINAL: rebelracer246
its the same servo but has a different name on it
if you want a quick servo that has alot of torque get the cs-170 by hobbico
its the same servo but has a different name on it
if you want a quick servo that has alot of torque get the cs-170 by hobbico
05-16-2008, 02:34 AM
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RE: Associated DS 1015 Vs Ace 1015
ORIGINAL: INTEGRA
that servo wont compare anywhere close to a 1015.
ORIGINAL: rebelracer246
its the same servo but has a different name on it
if you want a quick servo that has alot of torque get the cs-170 by hobbico
its the same servo but has a different name on it
if you want a quick servo that has alot of torque get the cs-170 by hobbico
05-16-2008, 10:50 PM
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RE: Associated DS 1015 Vs Ace 1015
The Hitec 5955 is a good servo, as are the re-badged Hobbico/Tower versions.
BUT, they do not offer the raw speed that the 1015 does, assuming you are running a std 5 cell rx pack.
Throw all this out the window if you run a 5955 w/lipo power @ 7V or more.
I ran mine unregulated. Once.
It WILL break stuff at full pack voltage (8.4V) and it's stupid fast.
You'll kill it pretty quick, tho.(according to those that have run them for any length of time-unregulated)
Durability wise, they are both killer servos.
I run 2 AE 1015's in my RC8 and a 5955/5625 in my truggy.
Both on lipo packs regulated @ 6.2V.
No complaints with either setup.
Scott
BUT, they do not offer the raw speed that the 1015 does, assuming you are running a std 5 cell rx pack.
Throw all this out the window if you run a 5955 w/lipo power @ 7V or more.
I ran mine unregulated. Once.
It WILL break stuff at full pack voltage (8.4V) and it's stupid fast.
You'll kill it pretty quick, tho.(according to those that have run them for any length of time-unregulated)
Durability wise, they are both killer servos.
I run 2 AE 1015's in my RC8 and a 5955/5625 in my truggy.
Both on lipo packs regulated @ 6.2V.
No complaints with either setup.
Scott
05-19-2008, 12:51 AM
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RE: Associated DS 1015 Vs Ace 1015
Dont care how many guys tell me how great their hitecs are..had a few of them and their junk IMHO..I have had no luck with them..centering problems, motors that dont last for a whole season..no thanks..The Ace servos I have had no problems with them..thats enough for me..
05-19-2008, 04:31 PM
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RE: Associated DS 1015 Vs Ace 1015
I run the ace 1015(st) and the hitec hs5965mg(th/br)on my 8T . Both are great servo's. I run on lipo regualted at 6.0v. The biggest difference I notice is the gear sound and the load sound. When there is a load on the hitec it tries to stay centered, in doing so it makes this loud buzzing noise. It's kind of annoying. The ace is quiet all the way around. I love my ace.
