Radio/Servos

[bsodmike]

Hiya guys,

It's been a long time since I sold off my Futaba 3PK and digital servos, and am thinking of resurrecting my MP777. What's the best (cash ain't a problem) radio out there with digital hi-power (torque) servos?

Cheers, Mike

 

[Blitzkrieg]

Nomadio but something with KO servo's that they dont get long.

 

[ZANDOR]

Hiya guys,

It's been a long time since I sold off my Futaba 3PK and digital servos, and am thinking of resurrecting my MP777. What's the best (cash ain't a problem) radio out there with digital hi-power (torque) servos?

Cheers, Mike

LOL I here the 3PK with spectrum work great!

 

[RatzoRC]

LOL I here the 3PK with spectrum work great!

LOL..
I thought I was gonna have to close my eyes.
Good man Zan!

 

[ZANDOR]

LOL..
I thought I was gonna have to close my eyes.
Good man Zan!

Wink wink I almost went there LOL

 

[bsodmike]

Hiya Zandor, enjoying the 3PK I see? I'm currently toying with the idea of a M11/Spektrum and I think I'm gonna go this way

 

[dubdeuce]

i also have a nomadio and KO Digital Servos and they both work great.

 

[MR4X4KING]

are digital servos metter

 

[dubdeuce]

they use more battery, but they are more accurate and have better holding power.

 

[bsodmike]

dubdeuce, but the analogue servos offer more torque (~200oz/inch or 15kg/cm) than most digital servos that don't do more than (~115oz/inch or 8kg/cm) so it might be better to use an analogue one for steering, and digital (that's fast too) for throttle/braking...

 

[niggle]

Coreless analgoue servos are a good compromise. They have tremendous holding torque and better accuracy than analogue servos with cored motors.

Coreless analogue servos are a good compromise. They have tremendous holding torque and better accuracy than analogue servos with cored motors.