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power steering for your MGT

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When people say they get 200 oz. of steering or 400 oz. of steering or what every what does that mean ???
 
Strength in turning. More powerfull servo can turn bigger wheels with greater ease.
 
ToRqUe said:
When people say they get 200 oz. of steering or 400 oz. of steering or what every what does that mean ???
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This is simply the strength (torque) rating of the particular servo. Ratings are calculated using a one-inch long servo arm. Therefore, if you had a servo with a one-inch arm and it would (with input applied) hold a 200 oz weight, then you would have a 200 oz rated servo.
 
I'm thinking about doing it with 2 Airtronic's 94357's.
I wont have to worry about holding power for sure.
Just current draw.
 
Dude, I think that the dual servos is the coolest mod I have seen. How is the steering response? Faster turning and smaller circumference? That is an awesome upgrade!!!!!
 
ok...i wish you had more pics...so each servo is attached to one wheel right? hehhee i'm kinda slow.
 

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