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Post by droneflyer200 on Jul 2, 2022 1:04:50 GMT
Guys I bought these 3.7 gram micro servos on amazon and I have been having nothing but problems with them the gear train in them strips out even if you sneeze on them. I have had two bad crashes because of them Im going back on Amazon and change my review of them and give them a negative review. Attachments:
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Post by Burkeomatic on Jul 2, 2022 2:19:38 GMT
Guys I bought these 3.7 gram micro servos on amazon and I have been having nothing but problems with them the gear train in them strips out even if you sneeze on them. I have had two bad crashes because of them Im going back on Amazon and change my review of them and give them a negative review. i have those servos i think and they were listed as 5g i believe. i bought them about a year ago, and haven't really had much problem out of them. I would try to return them. The reason I bring up when I bought them is I used to have great luck with those cheap little $1 servos that were 9g, but my most recent purchase I ordered 20 of them, and 11 of those were defective, and I have had another 3 out of that batch strip on me. luckily I got them on ebay and they sent me 10 more. Something happened with QC I think. My p-40 is dead because of them, and I nearly lost my S800 in a neighborhood because of them. I won't really build a plane unless it can take 9g servos. I have since given up and just started buying the MGS90 servos and those seem to work. In the grand scheme of things, $4 a servo still isn't that expensive. The only positive side is now I have a bunch of servo wires to make extensions and such out of. |
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Post by droneflyer200 on Jul 2, 2022 6:01:00 GMT
Yes the MGS90 are what I have gone to not had any bad 9G servos even the plastic gear ones have been good I also have standard size servos in case I build something bigger. I think they are 20g size.
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