Servo selector guides?

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This is related to my last post, in the second-worst possible way.

The servo I just finished building is fine, but the _old_ one died on the operating table, of old age (the pot was worn, dirty, and corroded - you can't get much worse than that).

So I went looking on the web, but all I can find are floods of individual catalog pages on servos and servo-related parts.

What I _want_ is a nice chart with measurements, weights, torques, etc. The wing already has Ace Bantam-shaped holes in it, so I'd like to be able to find a reasonable fit.

Any suggestions? I mean to buy them at the LHS no matter what, but I'd like to go in forearmed with information.

Ed Cregger · Accepted Answer

Who would go to the trouble of compiling such a list? Certainly not the manufacturers, whose best interests are served by consumer ignorance. Ditto the hobbyshop owners.

I agree that such a reference would be invaluable to we modelers.

Ed Cregger

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rszanti · Answer

I don't mean to be discouraging (but probably am) - I've tried to find the same info for simillar reasons. Not only is such a list hard to find (I've never found one in many googled attempts) but the mounting dimensions are almost non-existant. Overall dimensions I can find at some manufacturers sites but not the ones a modeler would need. There are some that list torques and electrical characteristics - here's a link to the best I've found -

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Lots of Luck Richard

Ken Cashion · Answer

Yes.  I may have the part you need.E-mail me.Ken

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