ch2s

My steering servo broke yesterday (opened it to confirm, one gear is cracked in 2). What servo should I get to replace it? I ordered the ofna servo saver as recommended but should I get a metal gear servo ir can the ofna save plastic gear servos? Anyway I'd prefer metal to be safe if its not too much more expensive.

Which would be the best?

Thanks

Acs_guitars

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I'd definitely ger a metal gear servo... The Hitec HS-645MG Servo, High Torque w/ Metal Gears. Tower has it and it will have torque to spare.... 131 oz/in @ 6V.

rdmonster

Hitec also sells a 5645 metal geared servo that provides 168in/oz of torque.Its also a digital if you have a radio that can take advantage of it.Its still awesome if you dont.Not to pricey and I've had none of the centering issues that some complain of with the standard 645.

ch2s

The store only has the HS-625 /w metal gears for $89 CAD!!!

Whats the diff between the 645 and 625?

Thanks

sdavenport04

The 625MG is what I am using for throttle/brake. [link=http://www.hitecrcd.com/Servos/hs625.htm]HERE IS THE 625MG[/link] info and [link=http://www.hitecrcd.com/Servos/hs645.htm]HERE IS THE 645MG[/link] info. I went a step above and purchased the [link=http://www.hitecrcd.com/Servos/hs5645.htm]5645MG[/link] and I just love it. The 5645MG should only run you between $50-$60 US. I think I got mine from RCBoyz.com for $49.

I hope this helps.

DKD

i reccomend the 645

Q8 RC

yeah i bought the HS-625 for the break and throttle becouse its fast and i bought the HS-645 for the steering.

so i agree with the HS-645 for the steering and its fast and the price is good too its 40$ from www.towerhobbies.com

Bader

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