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Old 02-21-2014, 06:02 PM
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Anyone tried the Savox servos? Their prices look good. I have been using Hitec of different sizes and had good luck. On one of my planes I use the HS 7955TG about $100 each.
Old 02-25-2014, 02:07 AM
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i'm using a tg-1258 as a steering svo in a 1/10 off road car . this is probably the harshest environment a svo can have . still works perfectly after a ridiculous amount of gratuitous abuse over an 18 month period .
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These are excellent servos from a company that has been around for awhile. They primarily produced servos that were marketed by large brand name companies. Align and several of the high end Spektrum servos are from Savox. Over the last several years, they've been marketing under their own name. These are not from some fly by night company, but a large industrial supplier called Tricore.

http://www.tricore.com.tw/

Sorry if this sounds like a commercial. I have no connection to this or any other RC company. Just a good product.
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ditto Having used high end JR servos etc., the Savox I use (all types) are extremely well done and perform well - I did get an earful from a mfgr who makes voltage regs and does NOT like em.-
I assume they have high instant power peaks which cause their regs, fits.
the high power is needed if you want INSTANT responses
there is no free lunch.
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It's been 18 months does anybody have any more comments about these servo's?
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Nothing other than mine continue to work extremely well. I've since bought more and they recently reduced their pricing.

If I have any complaint about these servos, it would be that a few servos seem to have a bit more gear lash than I would like but this is an exception and not the rule. This problem is certainly not limited to Savox though and over the years some of the major brands have had serious problems in this area and even in their high end product lines.
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I run them in lots of stuff that takes a lot of abuse, they work just fine.

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