Are HiTec servos any good?
We’ve run HiTec servos forever with little to no problems. Everything from super high torque 333 in oz to super fast 0.08 transit time. I would have to say for the value they are great and their customer service cant be beat.
What is a sub micro servo?
This generic sub-micro servo is one of the lightest servos we carry, weighing just 3.7 g (0.13 oz) without the lead. It is intended for use between 4.8 and 6 V (i.e. with 4- or 5-cell NiMH or NiCD battery packs). Servo horns and associated hardware are included. Compare all products in RC Servos.
How many teeth are HiTec servos?
They have 24 teeth with a gear pitch of 32P, an outer diameter of 0.813”, and utilize the C1 Hitec servo spline.
What are the smallest servos?
The Ingenia Everest is the smallest servo drive in the world with EtherCAT communications and support for dual feedback. Introducing the tiny Everest fron INGENIA – Officially the World’s Smallest Smart Servo Drive!
What spline is Futaba servos?
Most standard size Futaba servos have the 3F spline. This spline is found on most Giant scale servos like the S3306 and the S9154. HS-125MG, HS-56HB, HS-65HB….. many other mini servos.
How many teeth do Savox servos have?
25 teeth
Generally, Savox has 25 teeth, so a 25 tooth servo horn will work.
How big is a micro servo?
Servo Size Explained
| Servo Size | Weight Range | Typical Servo Length |
|---|---|---|
| Sub-Micro | 8g to 16g | 24mm |
| Micro | 17g to 26g | 29mm |
| Mini | 27g to 39g | 32.5mm |
| Standard | 40g to 79g | 38mm |
What 9g servo means?
If you purchase a servo for a model known to use a 9g servo, you know the hole you have to build for it to fit. If you purchase a 5g servo, it will be a different hole and you may have a 6 or 7 gram weight, but the servo fits as it should.
How do I know what size servo to get?
Divide the motor speed by the required speed and round down to get a starting gear ratio. Then divide the required torque by the gear ratio to find the new required torque. This will narrow the choices down to just a couple of motors. Next, find a motor with an acceptable inertia ratio.
What size servos do I need?
It is important to choose a servo which is strong enough to handle the size and weight of your car. A normal 1/10 buggy or short course/stadium truck ideally needs a torque of around 10kg. A 1/10 on-road car will be alright with a little less, so around 8kg will be enough.