Possible alternative to a NitroPro steering servo?
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Powerhobby 729MBL High Torque 565 OZ/Speed .085 @ 8.4v Servo
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Most likely a rebranded AGFrc servo.
I just want to add that internals are possibly specified differently than an off the shelf AGFrc servo.
I just want to add that internals are possibly specified differently than an off the shelf AGFrc servo.
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And you have to be the one to decide on not spending the extra bit of money for a lifetime gear replacement warranty is worth it to you. If I could find a great deal on a PowerHobby servo, I'd probably go for it. That's exactly what I did. When AGFrc had a sale on a servo I had in my watchlist, I couldn't resist. Also, I'm not in the position to have DNF bother me
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Just starting out, DNF's are gonna be expected. Just trying to find a stout servo that won't break the bank. I found this one on Nitro Pro's website: FK-N500FST, 500oz torque @ 8.4v, .071 transit time, $109, same warranties apply. Would this be a good first servo in an EB48.4?And you have to be the one to decide on not spending the extra bit of money for a lifetime gear replacement warranty is worth it to you. If I could find a great deal on a PowerHobby servo, I'd probably go for it. That's exactly what I did. When AGFrc had a sale on a servo I had in my watchlist, I couldn't resist. Also, I'm not in the position to have DNF bother me
That would be the one I'd use.
Promo code WVining10 should get you a 10% discount.
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