HXT900, one of the most famous and the best value micro servos available. Used by tens of thousands of hobbyiests world wide. The HXT900 is the #1 trusted low cost 9g servo.
Size : 21x12x22 mm / 0.74x0.42x0.78 in Voltage : 3v ~ 6v Weight: 9g / 0.32oz Speed : 0.12 sec/60(4.8V) Torque : 1.6 kg-cm Working Temp : -30C~60C Teflon Bushing, 15cm wire, coreless motor Servo arms & screw included
WARNING These servos can be found on eBay and other asian sellers at close to this price, however be warned, they do not contain Taiwan/Japan components. HexTronik (the manufacturers of these servos) have two standards, one is for local sale, and the other is export quality with imported connectors and resin gears from Taiwan and Japan. Our HXT500 and HXT900 are export only, and not built for the domestic market. You will not find the same quality servo for less, anywhere!
Weight (g)
9
Torque (kg)
1.6
Speed (Sec/60deg)
0.12
A(mm)
29
B(mm)
23
C(mm)
26
D(mm)
12
E(mm)
32
F(mm)
16
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30/07/2010 hgjrukl (100%)
Very Important !! I have a 1.5 Kg and fly gliders very good, I make the first flights with care to ensure the perfect operation
16/07/2010 Yesyns (24%)
I used it on my TRex 450. Result is that it is not recommend to use it on the tail. Not last long, about 30min life after 5 flights(~5min per flight)....
Aefer
(31%)
Yes it is too slow for a tail servo. I use them as cyclics though.
vynner
(64%)
well obviously this is not a tail servo..
for cyclic its ok..
do get a digital tail servo for your tail..
you may have to spend a little bit more but you will save more in the long run avoiding tail servo failure, save your heli and helps you fly more confidently and safer...
tommo85
(42%)
DEFINETLY DO NOT USE AS A TAIL SERVO!
Only ever use proper servos rated for such use. Because of the nature of the signal coming from the gyro, tail servos are under constant load, ALWAYS in transit mode, even though, we as humans, may not be able to see it moving, however you can hear it. Not to mention, that it is very much on the slow side to be a tail servo too. Also, it is not digital, so not as accurate, try a MKS DS545
Yesyns
(24%)
Yes, for Cyclic is much better and a bit longer in usage as long as your heli not crashed. If so then you have to observe it again* need to replace if not moving or jittering. Those who want to use it for tail servo, its your own risk....... *)
26/06/2010 calee (13%)
Hi friends: Is this a DIGITAL servo?. If not, do I have to switch off in DS switch in Gyro?(Hobby King 401B AVCS Digital Head Lock Gyro) Thanks a lot
Bikalho
(58%)
This is not a digital servo, if you are going to use it with this gyro you will have to switch off de DS switch in gyro.
Waco
(78%)
Yes, HXT900 is not a digital servo. If you will use this servo with Gyro, you must switch off digital mode and use analog mode (see manual).
tommo85
(42%)
this is not a digital servo, and is not recommended at all, for a tail servo for any helicopter under any circumstances.
spend some more money and get a decent tail servo, it will make your life so much easier.
Try a MKS DS-545 or similar for a 450 sized heli.
however if you were to use this as a tail servo, set the gyro on servo type to normal or standard. then set direction and limits accordingly.
This customer was awarded a credit for their answer.
jbeauvil001
(-20%)
no this is not a digital servo. And it is best to use a fast digital servo with your gyro. this servo is not really suitable for a gyro application
Yesyns
(24%)
HXT900 is Not Digital servo. Any gyro that has swith Digital and Normal must select to Normal. I used it on my Assan GA-410 and quiet good indeed...
henrique.pgs
(25%)
Yes, if you dont do it you can burn your servo. Do not use this servo with the hk401 gyro, is better take a faster and digital servo. this gyro is too good!
Mnemic
(0%)
Heyas,
This is NOT a digital Servo. Most 401 Type Gyros have a little toggle to decide either Digital or Analog. Be sure you set it to Analog on the Gyro.
8/06/2010 Aefer (31%)
I ordered 4 of these, but all of them do not have a spline cut into the horn mount, instead it is like a 9 side polygon with 'attempts' at a spline on a small bit of it. the horns cannot fit onto it. does anyone have any suggestions?
Asad
(96%)
Have you tried using a bit of force? That worked for me.
This customer was awarded a credit for their answer.
brushlesspower
(0%)
I am using mine on a Micro-t, and I just pushed the horn onto the horn mount and it seems like a snug fit, but I know what you mean, the horn mount is a strange shape.
RC MAVEN
(23%)
I've got a bunch of these servos and never had that problem. You might have got a defective batch. Great servos, I will buy more of them.
Napstr
(93%)
Gees that would depend on what tools you have available - at any rate the cheapest and best option would be to purchase some replacement gear sets - even though they are 1/3 the cost of the servo it is still a cheap unit! otherwise cast aside as spares - unfortunately it appears you got a bad batch. Small consolidation is that the mishapen output gear is normally not the gear that is stripped so you will still end up with a useable gear set.
tommo85
(42%)
Man that sucks. Buy some more servos, and pray for some better horns. You strip servos and kill pots like crazy using these in a 450 heli. Yet horns never die, so just keep all the old horns out of all your old servo boxes, they do come in handy sometimes.
Aefer
(31%)
Thanks all for your answers. the horns did press on with some reansonable force. bit nervous forcing fragile plastic bits together :S
Installed them in the heli and they work great.
vfrjohn
(60%)
Aefer-
I just received 4 of them also. They look like you describe. The splines are there but faint. I can feel them with my fingernail, though, and when I jammed a horn onto the shaft (with a little force) it seemed to be fine.
I suggest you try a 'slightly bigger hammer'! (aka, go ahead and push a little harder.) :) vfrjohn
5/06/2010 Dmitry (29%)
Did anyone received this with coreless motor, 15cm wire and teflon bushing? Mine has simple brushed motor, 25cm wire and no any bushing. Even visually, the motor looks on product photo a bit different.
Graham Daniel
(45%)
No, it's a cheap servo, good value for not much money. No coreless motor at this price. If you are learning though (to fly), then buy a few spare gear sets, or get a metal gear equivalent.
Aykut
(23%)
Coreless motors are better for less electromagnetic interference, but this servo never caused such a problem for me(My receiver is mounted only 2-3cm away from two HXT900s ).In fact, I don't think a servo of this size would cause an interference even if it doesn't have a coreless motor because it does not draw too much power like the standard or bigger ones. I think the teflon bushing stands for the material servo case is made of, it provides enough support and good lubrication even with no grease.I did see in other brand servos of this size problems like up- down play in horn gear, less gear teeth surface contact(results in a weaker performance through crashes)HXT900 doesn't have such problems.And 25cm wire is better for mounting especially in wings where the servo is mounted far away from the receiver, you may cut and reconnect the wire if you like it shorter.The only negative side is the higher stall current, but I didn't see any problems with 4 of them installed without an external BEC(I use a towerpro 25A ESC with an onboard BEC of 1.5 amps).I think these servos are the best for the price.
Dmitry
(29%)
I mean, servos i've received was 100% identical to TG9e. They have same motor, same wire length. Compare photos of HXT900 and TG9e here on site. Their motors looks different. And what about description? Anyway these is perfect servos, but TG9e is better because of price (if they are identical, as i think).
vfrjohn
(60%)
** I have not disassembled one of mine, but I'm pretty sure they are NOT coreless motor, they do have 24-25cm wires, and if there is a bushing it is extremely well hidden! These look identical to my Turnigy TG9e's to me. ** vfrjohn
Jolly Jumper
(22%)
The HK Rx's have Futaba connections but the JR plugs on the HXT900 servo's also fit. That's what I wanted to know, many thanks for the many replies!
Cliff
(50%)
This servo has a generic connector.
Now days all servos are compatible with all receivers. There are some really tiny servos and receivers for indoor electrics that sometimes have different connectors, and Futaba has some small oddball stuff with different connectors, but 99.5% of the stuff out there fits or can be made to fit by trimming the plug.
The worst that can happen is if you get a Futaba servo and need to plug it into JR receiver. In that case you would need to trim the extra tab off the Futaba receiver and also trim two of the corners off for it to slide in.
Basically they are the same with Futaba having extra plastic. Once you trim the extra plastic, a Futaba becomes a JR (or generic).
The "generic RC parts" industry, and this servo in particular use the JR format which is sometimes called "universal" now.
Some of these servos can be plugged in backwards now, but in all my years (35 in RC) I have never damaged a servo by plugging it in backwards, and I have probably done it a dozen times with various brands.
tomxl3
(25%)
yes most if not all servos have the same 3 wire plug on them just make sure to get the plug pluged in the right way so you ground wire is on the rite pin and signal too:)
frostbit
(68%)
Yes, keep brown wire to the outside of Rx as theair is no aliment key, if you do plug it in backwords it won't work but nothing was heart, at least not for me. Also if using HK 6 Rx when binding the blinking diod can not be seen from front or back of Rx. Look at side of Rx and diod is very visable. Good flying to you.
avlisogeid
(30%)
hello. this servo is absolutely compatible with all receivers. i have used it with:futaba,spektrum and HK receivers without problems. Diego
tommo85
(42%)
Yes, all servos and receivers have the same standardized design. The only variences are in Futaba style plugs have an extra tab. and use black red and white 3core flat cable. while JR/Hitec style uses Brown, Red, and Orange 3 core flat cable.
they all work int he same manner by using pulse manipulation throught he signal wire, (white or orange) to tell the servo where to transit too. while the servo is constantly powered through the black/red or Brown/red wires.
Yuriy
(20%)
Yes, this micro servo also compatible with hobbyking and others recievers! As for me, I connect these microservos (3 items) on my training plane Yak-54 (1 item of these micros to ailerons and 2 items to ruddle and elevator). I think that very good servos for it's price!
rustynail
(17%)
the connector is a universal type with the positive Voltage pin in the center to make any mistakes in the connection non critical. Fits into JR, Futaba, Corona and-what-not receivers. I trust also on HK receivers from judging the product pictures.
buffalochill
(0%)
for that price they are ok.. I ordered 10 .. 3 of them were getting hot and didn't center so I only use these 3 as spareparts... the other 7 servos were ok
Mitchell
(10%)
I find the smallest screw fits my needs on the one-sided arm. If you are asking what type of thread/length for a replacement sorry I have no idea.
Ednac
(77%)
Never thought of trying a screw to see if it fits...
Seriously though, 1.75 is too small for the HXT900 arm, it works fine for the 5g servo. I know they're cheap, but I hate to ditch it for want of a $0.05 screw!
Aykut
(23%)
I tried PT1.75 screws before , but they were a bit loose and didnt work.Then I found some short(5mm in length) 2mm diameter screws and although fitting a bit tight, they did the job.I think this is exactly what you're looking for : www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=8713&Product_Name=Self-Tapping_Screws_M2x4_(10pcs/set)
weberschi
(50%)
The package comes with 4 screws, for the servo arm use the smaller screw, if u lost the smaller one, use another even if the screw not reach the end, it will tight armenough to secure it in place. Obs: i loose some screws here too :D
vfrjohn
(60%)
Ednac-
I measure the screw at 2.16mm diameter 4.57mm long.
So I would say "2mm x 4.5mm pan head phillips sheet metal screw".
Or something like that...
vfrjohn
2/03/2010 John USA & PHP (52%)
Since I reduced the length of the control arm a little on my Easy Glider, the gears are no longer breaking on landing. I do recommend purchasing extra gears when you buy these servos, because accidents do happen.
Soren
(17%)
Excellent idea, but don't buy a whole bunch. I've been using this servo as my go-to servo for a long time and have yet to strip any gears. I always seemed to manage to strip HiTec servo gears, but switching to HXT900 and even several crashes later the servos work fine. Highly recommended item.
Terry
(29%)
I find the control arms that come with these to be too thin for ball link assemblies. Dubro long servo arms for the GWS Naro are an exact fit. The output wheel of the Hextronik HXT900 servos has 20 splines
1/03/2010 d1palm (0%)
What is everyone using to mount the servos in the HK450 v2 as it did not come with any plastic nuts? Thanks for the help...
r_g_r
(90%)
Hey, the HK450 kit comes with a lot of skrews. Unfortunately the different strews are not labeled, so you'll have to try which one might fit. I used some of the self-threading screws to mount the servos. Skrew them directly into the frame and apply some thread locker on the other side. But be aware some thread-locker might melt the servo's plastic case. So make sure to only apply the thread-locker on the skrew and don't let it make contact with the servo.
Shea
(24%)
no need to sand the frame if you loosten hex screws on frame you can slide them right in the top part of the servo fits in the frame just not the bottom, would be a shame to sand it and have gaps if you upgrade servos.. although a new kit and new servos is not that much more expensive
11/02/2010 Beeetle (0%)
How do I put them in the HK450? Mine are too big, their D (see Product Config Table) is more than 12.5mm. They jam at their biggest part. I removed the labels, but they still don't fit :(
Do you sand them, or how do you put them in the HK450 frame?
Or has the batch (of which my HK450 (V.1) comes from) too small openings?
tomxl3
(25%)
you have too split the frame and use the top of the servo and stick it through the hole don't use the bottom through the hole because it is bigger in size than the top!
hope this helps:)
stretch81
(10%)
Split your frames(or loosen the screws a little and if you hold youre toung just right they will slip in from the INSIDE )Much easer than sanding the frame
TeeJayShelton
(9%)
They go from the inside out. You put them inside the frame and poke the front of the frame. It actually requires taking the bird apart a little to do it.
angel1
(57%)
Hello, Sand the servo case or file the heli.They almost fit but are a little large. If you take the frame apart you can put them in with no sanding but is a pain.
Shea
(24%)
it holds my hk450 after a lot of adjusting?? i trust it enough a little wander but no full osculations just a 15degree kick to one side on hard throttle pumps
matches12323
(24%)
- is the brown/black wire. Now they make them so the is in the middle and the - and neutral are on the outsides so that you don't fry anything. -Tyler
David
(23%)
Normally the -ve wire is brown and the signal wire is orange. I've plugged these in backwards, and it hasn't damaged them yet. If it doesn't work, I just flip it around.
Waco
(78%)
Generally on Futaba servo leads is "-" wire black, on JR servo leads is "-" wire brown and they are always outside. This servo use JR type servo lead.
giozard
(24%)
i think is: orange(signal)/red( )/brown(-), but theres no problem if you plug it backwards, because ( ) is in the middle so you wont break it if it is backwards, just it is not going to work until you plug it right.
RON
(61%)
plugging backwards won't wreck it, as power wire is middle wire. it just won't work if plugged in backwards. i've done it several times through the years. i beleive orange is signal, brown is ground.
henrique.pgs
(25%)
Is the darker one. Dont worrie! If you plug it in other position the servo will NOT burn, it only will not work, but if you reverse it will work.
12/01/2010 qwertM3 (17%)
It is possible to be safe with this servos. My check list is: -centering, -consistence of centering, -end to end movement, -smouth movement ( no bindings in gears ), -jittering. I do it for a new servos and after the crash. Wish you all the best.
Joxson
(64%)
Hi!
This servo is just as the Hitec HS-55!
But bigger gears!
I love those, go for it!!
tomxl3
(25%)
these servos are the best servo ive seen on the market in a while and are great at centering and smooth movement and NO!!!!! jittering at all! also a full range movement too end to end:)
Coyote64
(-31%)
So far ive had no issues with the HXT900`s they arnt hs65mg`s by any means but for the price they center well, dont jitter and i dont get any binding. The gears strip easy but so do most plastics
Barndog
(17%)
These are excellent servos. I have used them in many foamys and they survive crashes well, center well and have good speed and torque. Gears to do not seem to strip easily. Highly reccomended!!
1/01/2010 ckies (60%)
A quick confession (and warning to others perhaps) - in the servo packet you receive the servo, servo horns and three screws, a shortish one and two longer ones. Do NOT use the longer screw to secure the servo horn - it destroys the servo!!! In hind sight I realized that the longer screws are intended for mounting the servo - unfortunately a bit too late after killing 4 of these guys!
30/11/2009 scterry (6%)
Would it be safe to run 4 of these servos on a 2A BEC? (Turnigy basic 18A ECS). I will be using 2 for the alerions, 1 for the rudder and 1 for the elevator on a 500g slow flying park flyer.I noticed the high stall currents (690mA) stated in the reviews which would exceed the 2A limit if all 4 servos were stalled. I am new to flying and am not sure if you would ever encounter this type of stall condition. Under normal flying conditions and hard reversals they draw 160mA to 290mA which would be just fine for the 2A BEC. Would I require a 3A BEC like the Hobbyking SS 25-30A ECS? Thank you for helping me choose the right ECS for these servos.
stgram12
(48%)
Well in my measures those servos reached stall currents of 0.5A, but if for milliseconds they go higher, you might experience some problems, especially if the ESC is very cheap. Try it like that, because there is no need for more current-rated BEC. But if there are blackouts, put one big capacitor to compensate for the burst currents.
Eric1180
(10%)
Also you ESC will just get hotter if you go over 2A it won't instantly fry at that level. in your case don't worry about it unless you ESC starts getting REALLY HOT. One more thing .. i would imaging it's pretty hard to stall all of the servos at once in a 500g airplane.
udogigahertz
(17%)
My advice: Better be on the safe side and take the bigger, more powerful BEC. It is always better to have a reserve and not need it, as to have no reserve and you need it ..... in that case your plane will most likely crash. Udo
udogigahertz
(17%)
The smaller one is for mounting the servo-horn, the two bigger ones are for mounting the servo itself (2 are enough for this little servo).
dutchspider9
(25%)
the 2 large screws are for screwing the servo in your model (you've to put the screws trough the 2 clips on each side of the servo) the little screw is to set the control horn on the servo
Barracudaafly
(10%)
The shortest screw is for the servo horn, the others ... I don't know.
DON'T USE THE LONGER SCREWS FOR THE HORNS! You will damage the servo.
17/10/2009 bdoets (87%)
Wouldn't it be nice if these (or any other budget servo) would run on 7.4 V? Using a 2S lipo in a glider would be so practical.
stgram12
(48%)
All the servos are made for 4.8 to 6 volts, so they can be controlled by the receiver, which works on the same voltage range. And so one BEC, probably in the ESC powers everything.
RON
(61%)
i run 7.4 in my glow planes and use one of these ***********unitedhobbies****/unitedhobbies/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=3735&Product_Name=HXT_UBEC_5/6v_output,_5.5~23v_Input to regulate voltage.
10/10/2009 maukabud (60%)
Hextronik listened to us and made the servo wires longer. I always add a pair onto my orders- the latest order (10-09) servos wires are nearly three inches longer than previous. Nice.
stgram12
(48%)
I'm glad that they are 8 centimeters longer now, because they were quite short(about 15cm). I would suggest even that HC adds one servo lead extender(15cm) to the servo free, so if you use it in a car, to use it like that, and if you place it in a plane, to use the additional lead if it is not enough.
22/08/2009 Dildo (59%)
In the UK there are several of us that have had these servo's just die in the air for no reason. I know their cheap but after one repair bill you'll regret buying these servo's. There is no quality control so you don't KNOW what your going to get.
ministeve2003
(83%)
Strange, I've used over 100pc, and never have I had one go bad in the air... and I've torked these little things to their limit's and past...
stgram12
(48%)
Maybe a bad batch, because really there are tons of reports for working servos... Actually i had a problem too, the servo didn't responded at all, but i got it apart few times and it worked. :)
5/08/2009 Richard_s (68%)
Hi. what BEC I need for 6 of this servos? Will 3A be sufficient? I plan to buy SS 25-30A speed controller... Thanks.
stgram12
(48%)
I suggest that 3A could do the work, but if you use all 6 servos at once with fast movements its 99% sure that the rx will restart, because these servos can draw stall currents more that 0.5A,on my measures it reached almost that current. I suggest that you put one powerful capacitor to compensate those stall currents. But if the BEC is quality made, it probably would handle more current than stated for few seconds...
tkupcik
(71%)
For 6 of this servos You cant use linear Bec. I recommend to choose speed controller with switching bec (for example Mystery 40A) or You can buy SS 25-30A and external 3A UBEC for Rx and servos.
2/08/2009 stgram12 (48%)
I yesterday received my first servo, but i have a problem. After powering the rx and the ESC the servo moves a little bit and doesn't responds to any commands! I have to reset the power so it moves a little but again not responding later. The servo is with no load, the problem is not in the rx. The wires are orange,red,brown. I suppose my rx uses the futaba type of servo conectors. white,red black. But they are the same! Help me please!
stgram12
(48%)
I forgot to say that it fixed itself, maybe a bad connection. A opened it 3-4 times and it was all right!
21/06/2009 Daveb50 (65%)
WARNING These servos can be found on eBay and other asian sellers at close to this price, however be warned, they do not contain Taiwan/Japan components. HexTronik (the manufacturers of these servos) have two standards, one is for local sale, and the other is export quality with imported connectors and resin gears from Taiwan and Japan. Our HXT500 and HXT900 are export only, and not built for the domestic market. Looks like HC decided to sell the not so good clones- under the Turnigy name. LOL.
6/06/2009 valentinortu (90%)
bastante buenos, yo los utilizo en aviones de depron creados por mi y os aseguro quelos fuerzo bastante, aguantan mui bien
Nobis
(79%)
Ein tolles Servo um einen Super-Preis. Zu empfehlen
9/05/2009 shah123 (86%)
Here is a dumb question (I am a newbie): Would this work with 2s 7.4v lipo? The voltage rating is 3 to 6v in the specs above.
Kendall
(83%)
There are no dumb questions. The servos are powered off the receiver. In an electric application the ESC (specifically the battery eliminator circuit, or BEC, portion of it) steps the voltage down to ~5V to power the receiver and servos. As a receiver battery in a high voltage electric or fuel plane a 2s lipo will need a standalone BEC to step the voltage down.
shah123
(86%)
Ok, great. I thought the voltage from the battery is directly wired into voltage terminals of each and every servo output of a receiver. But now I know that it is not a passive internal connection, instead it actively steps down the voltage. Thanks.
Eric1180
(10%)
No!!! it only works with a 2s after running through a BEC and dropping down to 4.8v or 6v 4.8v would make the servo last longer verse 6v but for $3 who care
Mitchell
(10%)
Actually this is not a stupid question, I had this question when I started. It will work under "normal" circumstances, normal being that you are not hooking up the servo straight from the battery. Ideally, this servo is hooked up through a receiver (I assume). That is powered by either a receiver battery (which are in the 3-6v range) or a BEC. a BEC is a battery eliminator circuit. Usually "American" ESC's have these built in. Your other option is to use an external BEC, check out the one made by Castle Creations ("American", just google "Castle Creations BEC". you probably don't need the pro version.) What a BEC does is drops down the voltage to a servo-usable level. It is connected by a Y harness to the battery, with the other half going to your electronic speed controller. The BEC then plugs into the "batt" port on the receiver. I actually run a 3s (11.1v) lipo with this servo through an internal (built into ESC) BEC, it works great for my ailerons! Just to sum it up in simpler terms, if your only battery is connected to the ESC or you are using a receiver battery then yes it will work. The only way it will blow it up is if you have no other electronics and hook up the servo directly to the battery. Hope this helps you out!
bgjbrok
(50%)
I just fried 2 servos with a 5-cell (freshly charged enelooop) battery. Remember: just charged cells do have a little higer voltage and with the increasement of voltage the current will also increase. If the servo is loaded current may exceed specifications if more than 6 volts is used.
3/05/2009 Steve (38%)
Has anyone had an issue with these servos failing to travel completely on a Spektrum 6100 RX?. I had checked these with servo tester on the bench and was getting about 60 degree travel. When installed and connected to AR6100 am only getting about 30-40 degree travel. Dual rates and travel adjust on DX6i RX are set for 100% and 125%, respectively. There's NO binding in linkages or control surfaces.
Majklus
(47%)
It is normal for Spectrum radios that servos have with them a smaller range of movement. For bigger range you can set mix on your transmitter. For example mix rudder to rudder, elevator to elevator,…
26/04/2009 jeff (55%)
In the above description why do they state "Our HXT500 and HXT900 are export only, and not built for the domestic market". Are they not for U.S. sale? I like all the feed back about the quality but cant understand why they say not for the domestic market. Any comments?
Beaufighter
(25%)
Because this is a Hongkong site? And then the domestic market is China. (Not everything on the net is from USA:)
John USA & PHP (52%)
Replacement gears for HTX900 servos?
Bought 4 servos. all centered well and had the rated torque.
Replaced two HS-55 servos on the ailerons of my Easyglider electric because they were worn out and not centering well after 116 flights. The two HTX900 servos had gear failure after 12 flights.
I am now trying the second set of servos with the same control geometry and a 30% reduced servo arm length. Time will tell if these servos are up to the task.
slumberjer (90%)
If hxt see this discussion please make your servo wire a little bit longer..it's way too short..
electrafly
(83%)
This will fix your problem( ***********hobbycity****/hobbycity/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=5594&Product_Name=10CM_Servo_Lead_(Futaba)_32AWG_Ultra_Light )
Flyextreme (92%)
Use the GWS Park HPX on your tail (found here on HC)it's very fast, and about $12.I think I got one bad servo (900)but like you said...it's an extra gear set.
6thfloor (89%)
Well it had to happen, I just realized that at least one of my hxt900 servos is bad. Not upset at all. Simply took the gears out and put them into the one I had recked the day before. The bad servo would twitch around hover. I am not certain that the servo was bad but the problem is not happening now. By the way I recked 5 times before I finally stripped a gear. These servos are great.
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