I find the steering servos on the Rampages to be rather good, I have a hitec 5765mg and it keeps burning out on my XB after about 45 minutes of use, the stock one has lasted. from what I've read though the hexfly throttle servos tend to go and when they do they burn out at WOT so I replaced it with a spectrum servo.rroberson7805 said:Savox is great in my opinion but don't know a lot about them and that's what I have read anyways, reviews online look good. I got this hexfly at a good deal local for my throttle/brake for a quick fix when mine went out and so far so good. I wold like a savox for my steering being it's more better brand and steering servo is weak on these things to begin with. Seems like a lot of guys get on here once a week sometimes so be patient on replies. There is some good info once they do reply. Kind of new myself.
maybe that's my issue with my hitech 5765, I'm using a 6 volt pack when they can support 7.2 volts. I asked hitech after my second one burnt out if that would make a difference, they just told me the extra torque will make it better, nothing about the die off of the battery or how much power it chews upROCKHEART said:
not sure I totally agree, a motor doesn't really have much resistance its an inductive load, its just a bunch of windings, so its current draw is based on eddie currents creating "resistance" limiting the flow of current. eddie currents are dependent on voltage and current, less voltage more current, more voltage less current. locked rotor current will always be higher on a lower voltage then higher voltage.ika said:
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