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servo upgrade (E-maxx) -
06.29.2005, 09:03 PM
which one would be better servo upgrade for the maxX?
HS-625MG or HS-645MG or u guys could suggest sumthin else thats like cheap |
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06.29.2005, 09:30 PM
The "better servo" would depend a little on tires. Larger tires would be better served with the 645mg servo, as it has more torque. The 625 is a bit faster though, and would be better IMO on smaller tires, such as panther komodos.
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06.30.2005, 02:26 AM
ima be using proline white 40 series Velocities and 40 bowties
so i would go with the 645MG? |
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06.30.2005, 03:48 AM
That would be a wise choice.
If a servo is slower and more powerfull, you can adjust (put the pivotball in another hole of the servohorn) to get more speed or torque. |
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06.30.2005, 06:23 AM
The 945 is the next step up, which offers the speed like the 625 and the torque like the 645. Then, the digital servos are the next step. I will have some 945mg servos listed this weekend. The digital servos(hitec) have been out of stock for a while from my distributor.
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