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Old 16-11-2011
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Originally Posted by kayce View Post
Sorry, but it's one thing to expect a servo "saver" to help protect a servo,
but something else entirely to think a plastic horn will strip before it kills a servo.
I'm guessing you are a no for this scheme then, maybe someone else is interested, before you knock this idea down.

I do have a stripped servo horn that I've had to replace and a perfectly fine servo though. Now I wouldn't like to make an assumption but......

I do agree that servo savers are about as much use as a chocolate teapot, but having a cheap weak point in a system that isn't the expensive bit is a fairly standard practise. I run a high torque servo that was a serious investment.

Tristan

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