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wade7575 · 08.27.2008, 09:53 PM

If you want a good servo that will not cost alot and still perform well on 5.5 volt's look at the Hitec 985MG I have one in my E-MAXX and ran it with my MMM and had lot's of steering power.I would go that way rather than running a BEC and chancing it your radio equipment.I know alot of people go way to crazy with using servo's that are way to powerful for what they need,I remeber on rctech.net a kid was asking what he needed for a steering servo for a RC10B4 2wd buggy every tool that gave his 2 cent's worth was telling the kid he needed at 220 to 333OZ,all I know for sure is that for a little 2wd Buggy you do not need any more than 120oz of Torque.

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wade7575 RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 83 Join Date: Apr 2008	08.27.2008, 09:53 PM If you want a good servo that will not cost alot and still perform well on 5.5 volt's look at the Hitec 985MG I have one in my E-MAXX and ran it with my MMM and had lot's of steering power.I would go that way rather than running a BEC and chancing it your radio equipment.I know alot of people go way to crazy with using servo's that are way to powerful for what they need,I remeber on rctech.net a kid was asking what he needed for a steering servo for a RC10B4 2wd buggy every tool that gave his 2 cent's worth was telling the kid he needed at 220 to 333OZ,all I know for sure is that for a little 2wd Buggy you do not need any more than 120oz of Torque.