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captainlip 10-08-2011 07:53 PM

New servo help
 
I'm looking for a servo with low power consumption, ideal not a high torque servo as this seems to be a factor in drawing to many amps from my tiny rx!

Futaba would be ideal as they also 25t horns.

What's suggestions? Not looking to spend mega bucks

captainlip 10-08-2011 08:26 PM

Looking at futaba but unsure on what's suitable and strong enough for 4wd

arransmith27 10-08-2011 08:33 PM

Before selling your Savox 1258, try plugging a spektrum power cap into a spare port on the receiver.

The Savox and Tekin RS speedo combo is known to cause issues with glitching (I assume this is the problem you're having)

captainlip 10-08-2011 08:38 PM

I'm gonna use a new servo I like to try new stuff :D just can't find a futaba with the right spec for the right price

arransmith27 10-08-2011 08:44 PM

Don't know much about Futaba, but you certainly can't beat the 1258 for the price :thumbsup:

mark christopher 10-08-2011 08:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by captainlip (Post 538302)
I'm looking for a servo with low power consumption, ideal not a high torque servo as this seems to be a factor in drawing to many amps from my tiny rx!

Futaba would be ideal as they also 25t horns.

What's suggestions? Not looking to spend mega bucks

ok the speedo supplies the power to the servo through the rx, spektrum rx do not rastricet the power, you have been advised what to try, my self and others have said the savox are fine and futaba will be more money.
yet again your buldozing on in different threads about the same thing!!:thumbdown:

captainlip 10-08-2011 08:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mark christopher (Post 538359)
ok the speedo supplies the power to the servo through the rx, spektrum rx do not rastricet the power, you have been advised what to try, my self and others have said the savox are fine and futaba will be more money.
yet again your buldozing on in different threads about the same thing!!:thumbdown:


Eh? This thread is about recommendations on a new servo to try out

sosidge 10-08-2011 09:57 PM

There is a thread not even half way down this page that is about the best Futaba servo, and I already told you to look at the BLS series...

To be as clear as possible... Futaba BLS451 for a standard sized servo, BLS551 for a low-profile servo.

mark christopher 10-08-2011 10:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by captainlip (Post 538371)
Eh? This thread is about recommendations on a new servo to try out

This is your second thread on serves in electrics, you have a wanted add in wanted for an ace servo, you want to try new but want to buy second hand, and if you had not opened the season to shorten the wire it would still work, then ur going to flog it to someone on here.

Show me a picture of your servo and wire length laid out along a rule........

Every thing you have is the best till you fook it up.......

arransmith27 11-08-2011 06:30 AM

If glitching is the problem, then a spektrum power cap will help (around £7)

if your servo wire is botched up - then consider sending the servo to Derek Bailey for repair.

Either way, it's cheaper than forking out cash for a Futaba servo which will be no better than the Savox you already have.

gainsy 11-08-2011 06:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arransmith27 (Post 538486)
If glitching is the problem, then a spektrum power cap will help (around £7)

if your servo wire is botched up - then consider sending the servo to Derek Bailey for repair.

Either way, it's cheaper than forking out cash for a Futaba servo which will be no better than the Savox you already have.

Totally agree
£6.50 from DMS - SPM1600
Worth a try before shelling out on a new servo

captainlip 11-08-2011 07:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mark christopher (Post 538430)
This is your second thread on serves in electrics, you have a wanted add in wanted for an ace servo, you want to try new but want to buy second hand, and if you had not opened the season to shorten the wire it would still work, then ur going to flog it to someone on here.

Show me a picture of your servo and wire length laid out along a rule........

Every thing you have is the best till you fook it up.......


Who says anythings fooked? It's in perfect condition.... Including the wire!

bodgit 11-08-2011 07:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mark christopher (Post 538430)
This is your second thread on serves in electrics, you have a wanted add in wanted for an ace servo, you want to try new but want to buy second hand, and if you had not opened the season to shorten the wire it would still work, then ur going to flog it to someone on here.

Show me a picture of your servo and wire length laid out along a rule........

Every thing you have is the best till you fook it up.......

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the savox constantly brings on the blue limit light when flicking the tranny wheel.

bang in an old ko propo and the blue light doesnt come on once, ive got my savox apart now to check the soldering I did when I shortened wires but all looks well.

the cap on the esc is between the motor and esc and the rx is not touching the cap.

the ko servo feels so much smoother even driving the throttle no stutters or jumps. but the ko has seen better days hence is a spare so looking for a new servo if this savox is no good

Is this the same servo you have for sale now. The same one you tried to sell last year. You have probably goosed it when soldering the internal wiring. AS mark sayspost a picture of it. If its goosed take it out of the sale section.

mattb 11-08-2011 07:22 AM

Its funny how nearly everthing the lip buys has issues,im suprised the zips on his new haulier havent jammed yet...........:p

captainlip 11-08-2011 08:44 AM

No that servo was replaced.


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the savox constantly brings on the blue limit light when flicking the tranny wheel.

bang in an old ko propo and the blue light doesnt come on once, ive got my savox apart now to check the soldering I did when I shortened wires but all looks well.

the cap on the esc is between the motor and esc and the rx is not touching the cap.

the ko servo feels so much smoother even driving the throttle no stutters or jumps. but the ko has seen better days hence is a spare so looking for a new servo if this savox is no good

Is this the same servo you have for sale now. The same one you tried to sell last year. You have probably goosed it when soldering the internal wiring. AS mark sayspost a picture of it. If its goosed take it out of the sale section.


mattb 11-08-2011 08:54 AM

It was only last week when you and coleman where laughing that if you move you steering from side to side by hand it lights up your reciever!!!

dave g 11-08-2011 09:00 AM

back emf..not good

mattb 11-08-2011 09:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dave g (Post 538553)
back emf..not good

what does this mean dave? the servo is creating a reverse current like a dynamo?

dave g 11-08-2011 09:08 AM

correct..a motor is a dynamo.

captainlip 11-08-2011 09:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mattb (Post 538550)
It was only last week when you and coleman where laughing that if you move you steering from side to side by hand it lights up your reciever!!!

Actually Matt it was me and dave and we knew the response we'd get off you telling you we were doing it.


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