Giant scale servo $5.95?!?!?!?!?!?

[yellowman2513]

haha, thats rediculous how they do that.... makes me want to stop buying things from them. good thing i have you gys to tell the truth haha

[3Dguy]

Does anyone know the [actual] average shipping time from Hobby City?

[MrKiwi]

	Quote: Originally Posted by yellowman2513
	Thats what my dad was saying, and now i know hes right. he was talking about how there wasnt one negative comment thanks..... how about these servos.... sort of a jump in price... but at least i know this is a garaunteed win when it comes to having enough power. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...80&refid=store

AH!!! FLEABAY!!!!!



Buy from a place like tower, where you can get service!!

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXUZ76&P=0

You can't much cheaper than this without being crappy.

Invest in some good servos now, so you can move them into larger planes!!

[yellowman2513]

dude i think these servos will work though http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...80&refid=store
i dont have the money for better servos lol, plus i think ebay should be fine... i have never received anything bad from ebayers lol....

[3Dguy]

	Quote: Originally Posted by yellowman2513
	dude i think these servos will work though http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...80&refid=store i dont have the money for better servos lol, plus i think ebay should be fine... i have never received anything bad from ebayers lol....

Go for it!

[yellowman2513]

	Quote: Originally Posted by 3Dguy
	Go for it!

okie doke

[robertp17]

	Quote: Originally Posted by 3Dguy
	Does anyone know the [actual] average shipping time from Hobby City?

the only thing i ever ordered from them took 2 weeks

[MODE 1]

	Quote: Originally Posted by yellowman2513
	ok, sounds like its a no..... what do you think i should get thats cheap... but works good?

Radio gears like a computer once youve bought a cheap low spec one you always want to get more out of it than it can ever hope to do. So you end up buyin another one and another till youve wasted $$it loads on crap were you should have bought the best in the beginning.

Anyone want a cheap pc? i got loads

[CRUISER]

I bought a butt load of some similar a while back and they were a good servo with respectable power and speed butt ! they had a very tiny spur gear of plastic with about five teeth which if jarred atall would strip ! I don't use them in anything that matters, but i do use them, with caution, and i test them occasionally buy gently trying to move surface and i say gently because a friend tested one for me and stripped the gear ! the gear set was only a few bucks, but i just throw them away when i'm done with them now.

[yellowman2513]

lol, ok

[mahak213]

	Quote: Originally Posted by MrKiwi
	AH!!! FLEABAY!!!!! Buy from a place like tower, where you can get service!! http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXUZ76&P=0 You can't much cheaper than this without being crappy. Invest in some good servos now, so you can move them into larger planes!!

I think you meant to say, "Buy from a place like you LHS, where you can get service!!"

Tower isn't going to help you out when you cant fit this or that or have a problem with your plane will they?

[Tired Old Man]

Worth buying a few to try out in a plane you aren't too concerned about. Not something I'd equip a 28% and up plane with and feel secure about. You won't find out about the quality until you try them. Until then anything said is without merit.

[prizzy]

	Quote: Originally Posted by ferocious frankie
	You get what you pay for! Unless it's a DL!

Just leave it at you get what you pay for.

[3dubya]

	Quote: Originally Posted by yellowman2513
	haha, i looked all of the info about it and it looked great, but i dont have the money for 60$ servos

Thats why u get the $30 digitals,

[Matchless]

Yellowman.... and anyone else gearing up a ChinnYak, stick to a servo that weighs less than 1.5ozs for the tail. Going with anything heavier than that will result in a tailheavy (read too tail heavy) airplane, even with a fourstroke.

Personally, I like good old Futaba 3004's on 6v for my own. They do the job well, have enough torque, and gearsets are cheap and readily available at any US LHS.