Steering servo

[rc_mad]

sorry more questions!!!

found this servo at my local modelshop seems a bargine 24.7kg at 6v


sounds ausome but will it be enough for the monster? or will i need 2 ?

HiTec HS805BB
The HiTec HS805BB is one monster of a servo, using a heavy duty nylon gear train and a heavy duty 10mm 15 tooth output shaft. The HS805BB develops enough torque to move just about anything, be it a big plane, boat, or Car. Whatever it may be the HS-805BB can move it and move it fast.

Specifications:

Torque = 4.8v / 6.0v - 19.8 / 24.7 kg
Speed = 4.8v / 6.0v - 0.19 / 0.14 secs
Size = 66 x 30 x 58 mm
Weight = 152g



Price: £29.99
( Including VAT at 17.5% )

 

[Bigger the Better]

It's a good servo used by many (I think its the most commonly used) but it has plastic gears and can fail with big jolts, but its also cheap when talking 1/4 scale servos. Buy two and you have a spare.:cool2:
Also I think I heard its a bit larger then some and many different plates will need to be modified or adapted for use.

 

[rc_mad]

cheers again for more help =D

 

[allanach]

I also use the 805BB, it's cheap and does the job.
As BTB suggests most people use them.

 

[Sprint 77]

I am using two hitec hs-5955TG for my steering