Another vote for the JR241/281. Great little servos with more torque
and holding power than their rating. The JR Sport SM15 is basically
the same servo as the 241 at a bargain price. These servos are
priced like the cheap and they are slower, but they are very precise
and well made. Hook up an eFlite S75 or Hitec HS65 and compare. I
recently used the SM15s on a pylon racer because the need was for
precision rather than transit speed. Perfect.
--Jim
On Apr 9, 2006, at 2:03 AM, Mike Robinson wrote:
JR241's are generally used for rudders because of their holding
power. They also center better than the other micro servos. The
JR281's, being digital, aren't usually recommended because of the
extra battery drain on the little batteries we use. Dymond D60's or
D4.7's from www.rc-dymond.com are the most popular aileron servos.
Use the 4.7's (some people use them for all four servos) if you
need to go ultra-light but are willing to give up the durability of
the larger servos. Any of 'em will do well on the elevator.
Mike Robinson
----- Original Message ----- From: "Daryl Perkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, April 08, 2006 6:22 PM
Subject: [RCSE] DLG's
Looks like it's time to get back into HL... I don't
really pay attention to models or servos, but I've got
a few models laying around, and I'm not sure what
servos guys are running these days.
They're all full house models - what servos do I put
in these things???
TIA
D
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