Here's a really cool reply from Servo City!

Stephen,

Thanks for letting us know about your site...very cool.
These servos were not really designed for 40-60% aircraft since they are relatively slow (.90 sec. to 60 degrees) but are used in various robotic and larger UAV applications.
We are in the process of designing a servo for 40-60% aircraft though which will be much faster / lighter and take the place of ganging servos together. We do not have a release date yet but will certainly let you know ahead of time!

Thanks

Brian
ServoCity Tech / Research & Development

HECK YEA!

Originally Posted by SleepyC

Here's a really cool reply from Servo City!



HECK YEA!

Now that's what I like to see....innovation that benefits the RC community!

I find it weird that it took almost a page of posts before someone realised that this is a molasses servo...


... 0.9 almost ten times slower than the servos we're enjoying today on HV or whatever. Servos over 0.15 are regarded as average, 0.2 is usable for some people but starting to be called slow... 0.9 ... dang.

Maybe they'll speed them up, but 0.9 is unusable as a flight surface servo.

Originally Posted by theKM

I find it weird that it took almost a page of posts before someone realised that this is a molasses servo...


... 0.9 almost ten times slower than the servos we're enjoying today on HV or whatever. Servos over 0.15 are regarded as average, 0.2 is usable for some people but starting to be called slow... 0.9 ... dang.

Maybe they'll speed them up, but 0.9 is unusable as a flight surface servo.

Yeah you're right......probably wouldn't have bothered if I'd actually thought about the speed.

But hey if we get something better out of Servo City that we can use more power to us.

Wonder who will try it on their 50cc plane first.

I use'em on faomies !!!!!!!!!!

Oh yeah!!!!...... my pterodactyl will fly again!..... XD