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    which hs-65 servo to use?

    gonna start heli, the servos always recommended in this forum is the hs-65 & hs81, but there are 2 types of hs65, so which is the one?
    1. hs-65hb
    2. hs-65mg (more expensive)

    #2
    aiya, i can't find the edit tool, i mean the servos recommended for mini titan

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      #3
      For the 3 cyclic servos, either a set of 65HB or a set of 65MG can be used. 65MG are metal gear and 65HB is non-metal gear.

      In a crash, non-metal gear will strip more easily than metal gear. However, the gears can be replaced, so it's more of whether you want to spend the efforts to replace stripped gears.

      However, do note that metal gear may also stripped in a bad crash. I know someone who has to replace the metal gear because there was a nick in the gear caused by a crash. The servo was jittering because of a nick in the gear.

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        #4
        thx for the info
        no wonder more expensive

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          #5
          carbonite gears is the recommended choice

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            #6
            Originally posted by ammo View Post
            carbonite gears is the recommended choice
            Can explain why? Although I'm using carbonite gear, but I saw many people recommending metal gears. Thanks.

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              #7
              Both metal and carbonite gets damaged in similar crashes.
              Something's gotta absorb the crash impact, if not the metal gears, then the locating pin slots in the servo case will get elongated as well. All these will lead to excessive deadband, poor centering and irregular rotational smoothness and speed.
              Metal is more expensive to replace as well.
              Let's say a flyer doesn't crash, metal gears tend to wear faster and develop slop faster compared to carbonite and even nylon gears.

              Not to forget, metal has higher weight, hence more inertia, leading to slightly slower response time overall.

              Above points are just some of the ones for your reference, however, how many flyers can actually feel the difference, that's very much individual.

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                #8
                Thanks for enlightening me

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                  #9
                  thx all for the info, it is really helpful

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                    #10
                    Will help with technicalities whenever i can

                    If need help with girls also can

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by ammo View Post
                      Will help with technicalities whenever i can

                      If need help with girls also can
                      oh help with gals? will let u ... but first i must get some first

                      btw, abit OT. been going thru daddyhobby these few days, did alot of reading. u posted a thread on the LGT-2100. may i know how different is this gyro from futaba 240 & 401?
                      im unable to find the LGT manufacturer website online

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