Good budget 1/8th servos

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what voltage are you running it at? its good from 5 v to 7.4( thats a 2 cell lipo for some) you have a guarantee with amazon.
Operating voltage range: 5-7.4V Operating speed (at no load) : 0.13 sec/60 degree @5.0V
Operating speed (at no load): 0.12 sec/60 degree @6.0V
Operating speed (at no load): 0.11 sec/60 degree @ 7.4V
Stall torque (at locked): 29kg/cm @5.0V
Stall torque (at locked): 32kg/cm @6.0V
Stall torque (at locked) : 35kg/cm @7.4V
Stall current (at locked): 1.9A @5.0V
Stall current (at locked): 2.1 [email protected]
Stall current (at locked): [email protected]
 
Using 3s and 4s lipos. Esc is a hobbywing 8bl150, not sure what the voltage is at the reciever, but the bec is 6 volts
 
EcoPower WP120T

With 337oz/in at 6.0V, it comes in real close to the Kronos original equipment CS-5226 at 355oz/in. Has a 25T output shaft. Eco recommendation is for 1/10 scale, but it does meet your criteria for budget-at least as far as servos go. Good luck. 'AC'
 
Yeah, those cheapo servos are hit and miss and even the hit ones are nowhere near their specifications.

I had a "35kg" similar to yours, weaker and slower than a 24kg Hitec. Also, VERY not waterproof.

By the way, you really don't need it to turn the wheels at a standstill. Especially on a grippy surface.
 
Yeah, those cheapo servos are hit and miss and even the hit ones are nowhere near their specifications.

I had a "35kg" similar to yours, weaker and slower than a 24kg Hitec. Also, VERY not waterproof.

By the way, you really don't need it to turn the wheels at a standstill. Especially on a grippy surface.
Problem is the turning radius is huge in grass because it dosnt have the strength to hold at full lock
 
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