dual steering servos

[CyberVet65]

This dual steering is installed to prevent steering servo failure? Or increase turn response time? Is it need for just normal bashing about?


Thanks

 

[Deluge1]

Basically, it makes two crappy servos act as one decent servo. They're not really needed and can be replaced by one really good servo. I ran a single Hitec 5805 on my MT and it did the job well.

 

[phreerider]

one decent servo is certainly fine, provides "off gas steer". i have run hitec 5765 single without any real issues, BUT

for a powered steer effect. ie. on the gas hard, and still turn-able, dual is very effective and lowers load and rate per servo for even longer lasting servos . super big servos like hitec900/ 1000 are an effective choice as well, but very pricey.

good EPA is the best start, or at least rate and throw control.

 

[Guest]

The Hitec 5765 (better on higher voltage), 5805 or Savox 236 will do the job fine on a single unit.

 

[Carp Boyz]

can you replace the dual stock steering servos in the MT with a couple of the HPI SFL 10's or the SFL 11's?

previous owner fried the old ones and I just happened to have a couple of new HPI servos kickin around

 

[Guest]

I don't think they would cut it if your running the huge MT tires. Those are only a 10mg and 11mg servo.

 

[Carp Boyz]

I don't think they would cut it if your running the huge MT tires. Those are only a 10mg and 11mg servo.

would you have any suggestions?

 

[Guest]

If you are going to run duals the Hitec 5765 work great and will fit well on both sides.

If you run a single servo than you can run a 5765 or go larger like the Hitec 5805 or the Savox 236.

 

[Carp Boyz]

If you are going to run duals the Hitec 5765 work great and will fit well on both sides.If you run a single servo than you can run a 5765 or go larger like the Hitec 5805 or the Savox 236.

thanks for the info