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I installed a new savox 0236 on my XT steering, and still have the 6 volts battery, the servo hardly moves the wheels while standing still and slow response while driving. It also buzz with the limits calibrated and the wheels straight. I need to move the control side to side few times and the buzz stops. Did I got a lemon or is this voltage related?


I have been looking for a 7.4 volts that fits into the battery box with no luck. Does anyone know where to find it? Or should I use the lipo pack with the hard case on the outside? Probably sticked with industrial strength velcro. I know that the futaba receiver can be use with the 7.4 volts, but I still have the stock throttle servo, will it stand the 7.4v? I heard that it is capable up to 9 volts or am I wrong?


sorry for the long post and so many questions, I really need guidance?
 
get the 7.4 lipo 4200mah, killer rc is a good place to start and yes, the servo should be pretty snappy.

i use a padded pack with velcro on the side of RX box/chassis side guards for power outside the RX box zero issues.

recently found out savox has NO warranty not sure how they handle that , turned me off considering most are $$$.

HITEC WILL deliver a working servo, period! 2yr. warranty .
 
It's good to know that the outside 7.4 battery was not a crazy idea thanks for your help.

And for the savox, yes they have a one year warranty.
 
Also have you checked your servo saver???? You might just need to tighten down the screw on the servo saver.
 
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rcgasser said:
Also have you checked your servo saver???? You might just need to tighten down the screw on the servo saver.
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Hmm... That never came to my mind to check.

Is there a level of adjustment or that is a rule of thumb?
 
There is a gold nut that you will see just tighten it down and if you have better moment in the steering then you know that is the problem. Its just a rule of thumb to check when you start having less steering because the nut can vibrate up from time to time.
 
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