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jnev 01.31.2007 10:36 PM

Check out the airtronics radio systems like the mx-3 or, even better, the mx-3s. They work flawlessly.

neweuser 02.01.2007 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Sylvester
Ha, i didnt notice that. Mine is a newer version, i think, since my sticker on the servo is a different hitec logo. If you want i can get a pic.

A pic would be cool. I would try the servo first. If it does not work well, then sell it on ebay or something. But, I think you'll find that you'll still want more torque anywho...

Sylvester 02.01.2007 05:01 PM

Ill try it out and see how it works. Thanks.

neweuser 02.01.2007 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Sylvester
Ill try it out and see how it works. Thanks.

Let me know hwo it goes ok?

It's hard for me to believe that I fried two of those. but I run the same everything and have no probs nwo...good luck, and please let me know. Shoot me an eail if you'd like. Just make sure to set your epa's, but I'm sure you know that.

Sylvester 02.01.2007 05:12 PM

I will keep in touch. I wont set the epa to 100, thats too much steering, anyway.

neweuser 02.01.2007 05:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Sylvester
I will keep in touch. I wont set the epa to 100, thats too much steering, anyway.

EPA meaning, end point adjustments. if your steering is further than the other side per say, you can adjust it accordingly so both are even and so they don't hit the tires. you usually can tell by a "humming" sounds the servo is making that an adjustment needs to be made.

Sylvester 02.01.2007 05:48 PM

Yes.

neweuser 02.01.2007 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Sylvester
Yes.

ok, you know where to find me! lol

sjcrss 02.01.2007 06:19 PM

yes we all sure do....lol on the floor, with your nose into your trucks....lol

neweuser 02.01.2007 06:21 PM

he he, wrench here, wrench there...now watch it fly!
Now, back to the regularly sceduled program....

BP-Revo 02.01.2007 08:23 PM

Throw a 5955TG in there and never look back...333oz of torque...plenty to move the wheels...plenty to move all 4 wheels in fact...

neweuser 02.02.2007 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by BP-Revo
Throw a 5955TG in there and never look back...333oz of torque...plenty to move the wheels...plenty to move all 4 wheels in fact...

I can second that. Very good option for a servo.


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