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Originally Posted by suicideneil
WOW! Those prices are pretty damn amazing. I lookded at the 5995TG, I was almost sold on it till I saw the stall current- 4.2 amps! You would need to have a seriously good set of batteries, or very good ubec to run one of those. However.... I also looked at the 5998TG- 2 amps stall current and still 250 in/oz of torque @ 6v. I might just get one of those.....
I used to have an HS-805BB in my TXT-1, that was an amazingly powerful servo (343 0z/in @ 6v), but you cant fit one on a GorillaMaxx chassis without drill extra holes, or fabbing up some kind of mounting plate. The advantage being that it is only about $30, and gives you even more torque, plus it wont kill your batteries. Only down side is the size, but I need a big ass servo to turn my humungous wheels...... *evil grin appears on his face*
Edit: Thanks for the tipoff pullstarter!
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Maybe next I'll go for the 5955tg. I wish I had $80.00 to drop on that before their gone. Right now I need to figure out what kind of drive shafts to use. My truck is an E-Maxx with all 3.3 driveline. But I keep breaking the ears for the u-joints. I might switch to cvd's but I'm kind of afraid of the pins coming out all the time.
Could someone tell me about or post a link to explain how and why a ubec is used? I guess they are to power a servo or other device. But I would like to see one in action. :027: