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United States, AR, Maumelle
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So they are not intended for fixed winged airplanes?.....that 90* instead of 180* is intriguing and would make one think maybe they aren't intended for 3D but you should still be able to manipulate the arm lengths to get enough throw. |
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Des Moines, Iowa USA
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I guess I just griped!!lol |
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Hitec catalog 2013 http://www.hitecrc.de/store/getfile.php?idx=107
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Poway, CA
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They could be used but the 8385TH is "tuned" for aircraft usage where the 60/70/80 is tailored towards heli's and cars with an ultra tight <1ms deadband. These are standard travel, the same as exsisting servos from all brands. Mike. |
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Australia, QLD, Brisbane
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Maybe the 25T thing is explained by them potentially contracting the design and build of these latest servos out to a different build house that currently manufactures for Futaba or one of the other brands that use 25T splines. Would probably be cheaper to use existing parts they already produce like 25T splines.
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$150 is cheap compared to the Futaba BLS157's at $190 and the JR MP82T's at $205 |
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