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jhautz · 03:04 PM

The DS1015 serovs I have used all got sloppy after only a short while. Replaceing the upper case on the servo fixes it but it got sloppy again quickly. I have heard that they have addressed it by adding a bushing into the case now though and I havent tried it yet. I actually found the 9100S to be too fast for me. I drive better with a servo in the .10 to .15 range speed wise. Thats just me. I might be too oldand slow for the super fast servos.

This is just my findings. I Prefer the 9100T servo better for steering.

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jhautz RC-Monster Mod Offline Posts: 4,217 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Chicago, IL	01.01.2009, 03:03 PM The DS1015 serovs I have used all got sloppy after only a short while. Replaceing the upper case on the servo fixes it but it got sloppy again quickly. I have heard that they have addressed it by adding a bushing into the case now though and I havent tried it yet. I actually found the 9100S to be too fast for me. I drive better with a servo in the .10 to .15 range speed wise. Thats just me. I might be too oldand slow for the super fast servos. This is just my findings. I Prefer the 9100T servo better for steering. I can't decide if its more fun to make it... or break it... Silent...But Deadly Last edited by jhautz; 01.01.2009 at 03:04 PM.