Hey guys, need some servos for that 30cc or 50cc plane but you want to save a few bucks? Check out the new Hitec servo offerings.

Hitec Press Release:
HS- 8330SH and HS-8335SH High Voltage, High Response, Steel Gear, Digital Servos

Our ultra response, high voltage HS- 8330SH and HS-8335SH are premium performance servos at an affordable price. Engineered with extremely durable steel gears, dual ball bearings and highly efficient coreless motors, these two provide the ultimate in servo reliability. The HS-8330SH brings quick action to your 500+ helicopters and 1/10th scale vehicles while the HS-8335SH equips your 35% aircraft and 1/8th scale cars and trucks with powerful torque. As with all Hitec’s HS-8000 series of servos, this economical pair both feature a 25-tooth industry standard output spline. Expect More with Hitec!

Check the Specs:


For more information visit www.hitecrcd.com

HS-8335SH Horizon $90 bucks not bad for 333oz @ 7.4v

Not bad but I wouldnt call them "Economical"

anyone know if it jitters ?

and is that toqur spec close to real life ..

wondering

I'd still opt for savox first but its clear from these new Hitec's that the budget servo manufacturers are making an impact. Thanks Hitec for bringing a branded servo into the affordable price range

7955's are 93 bucks at servo city.

Originally Posted by tele1974

7955's are 93 bucks at servo city.

89 at Chief Aircraft !

Originally Posted by futile flight

anyone know if it jitters ?

I almost spit my coffee across the room when I read this!

I honestly hope not, as I would like to use these servos on a 30 cc bird. I am leaning toward an Aeroworks plane...have not decided for sure.

Those aint no bargain by a long shot!

Originally Posted by Glyder

Those aint no bargain by a long shot!

Now, if they were brushless....

Rather go with 7955s.

I believe a "25-tooth industry standard output spline" means Futaba spline.

It will be interesting to see how they perform....

Wonder why they changed to the 25 tooth futaba spline?

Why would they change splines?Now someone is going to order aluminum arms for a Hitec servo and they won't fit.