Servo Servo Servo (GOOD SERVO FOR CHEAP!) where art thou? RIGHT HERE!

[rcracer_xxxt_futaba]

I was lookin' trough a old (year old) RC car magazine (RCCA. what else?) and stumble aross a Hobby people add and to my suprise I found excly what I need for my XXX. A new servo. A Cirrus. A GOOD Cirrus. It has Bearings, coreless motor, metal gears, and @ 6.0v: speed .08/90º torque 79.0 (good enough for a buggy) Now how much would some one pay for this?? 70? 60? NO. $51.99! Oh and it comes with a One Year Limited Warranty!

I jush though this was a great deal!

[rcracer_xxxt_futaba]

what happend? That was wierd, two came out!

[Obi112]

What's the model number for that servo?

[Crazy Canuck]

I was at an RC Jet airplane display, and I found a servo with 80 oz-in of torque, .2 speed, metal gears and BB for $35 Canadian, which is about $25 US.

[Nairb]

80 oz-in of tourque might be decent, but .20 seconds is extremely slow. I stand by my ultimate servo of choice, Airtronics 94357 (.07 sec & 125 oz-in torque). Sure, you have to pay $110 for it, but there's nothing better.

[rcracer_xxxt_futaba]

Nairb, sorry to disopent you but Ko-Propo has a servo with .06 and 131 oz.

[rcracer_xxxt_futaba]

Nevermind I just found it. Thats based on 7.2v. It probly has the same speed and torque.

[RustlerBoy]

Airtronics has a digital servo that has 200oz/in and .06(fast for that kind of torque, huh?) metal gears, programability, warrenty, and bb's!