TGY-D1290P High Speed Micro Servo 0.35kg/0.07s/2.9g

 Mark 8 points

Hi there, this looks like the best option for an upgrade tail servo from this site but i can't say for sure. Although most of the specs look similar.

 Chris 1 points

I would agree the specs do look similar to the DS35. I was thinking of ordering one myself to try.

 Camboui 133 points

Perso je trouve que ç*a n'a pas grand inté*rê*t, tout le petit "brol" lé*ger et pas cher traverse les continents sans encombre dans des petites boî*tes. Ce sont surtout les kits et les batteries, c-à*-d ce qui est lourd et encombrant, qui mé*rite de se trouver en NL ou DE warehouse.

 tinycp 333 points

Cela reste ton avis et je suis d'accord. Pour moi c'est juste une question de dé*lai de transports.

 Mirko77_Italy 135 points

S..t no! from 4.8v to 6v max. I think you are confusing lipoly battery voltage with the voltage getting out from BEC. Volts of battery are transformed by the BEC, standard is 5v or 6v, it depends from BEC type. it's the same standard for transmitters and servos. Hope it's utile

 krtek2k 85 points

No , it is too little and not too strong.
U can grab mini/park size servo.

 brauny 83 points

ive used these on my mini rarebare mate, work great, i do use on a 2 cell thoe, 1 cell shouldnt be a prob.

 mig.21 100 points

Yes, they work fine on 1s.

 Otoman 11 points

yes, orange RX has wire order White/red/black. So just swap red and black wire and you are good to go

 Camboui 133 points

See ben47 comment in review tab. He said in french that they're perfect for 90-150 3D planes.

 wade2 17 points

I use them in a 4.5 ounce 3D fancy foam yak and they have plenty of power.

 Lifeline 105 points

yes, it is 2.9, not 29 :-)

 magnusEl 1213 points

True weight is 3,2g.

 bronya 218 points

Looks like Futaba Micro Connector.

 Bulldog Assassin 15 points

You are correct, it isn't a normal servo plug. It is the same as what the Futaba micro receiver accepts. I just cut the plug off and put a normal JR plug on it. As I recall the red is power, the black is (-) and the gray is signal.

 firehopper 14 points

that looks to be the plug needed for the $pektrum ar6300 parkflier reciever.

 Aaron 47 points

Thats known as a Micro JST* Typically found on $pektrum micro receivers

 atunguyd 16 points

yes standard "JR type" connectors

 magnusEl 1213 points

This connector fits perfect in the
"ASSAN X8 R4 4Ch 2.4GHz Receiver" idproduct=8438
I think it is called Micro JST.
It is not a standard JR type....

 R. 13 points

It's NOT compatible with Futaba micro connector (Molex) on Futaba R616. :-( I just tried it with my servo's and receiver. It's Micro JST.

 mihah 43 points

I think this servo is relabeled Power HD DSP 33 servo.

 MegaTesla 576 points

I think you're right! Thanks

 branflake12 114 points

anyone know the frame rate info or other specs for gyro setup?

 HellyFlyer 1249 points

It's a digital servo.

 nigel 18 points

can anyone help, what are the advantages of a digital servo over an analog.

 702E-FLY-GUY 15 points

DIGITALS GENERALLY HAVE FASTER RESPONSE TIME, ALSO THEY ARE PROGRAMABLE. I DUNNO IF YOU CAN PROGRAM THIS TINY ONE, BUT THE LARGER ONES CAN BE PROGRAMED VIA A PROGAMER CONTROLLER. DIGITALS ALSO DONT HAVE A POT TYPE MOTOR SUCH AS AN ANALOG. THE ONLY THING BAD ABOUT THEM IS THEY DO SUCK MORE POWER THAN AN ANALOG. THAT IS WHY ON TINY 3-D PLANES THEY USUALLY ONLY USE THEM ON AILERONS, AND RUN ANALOG ON THE ELEVATOR AND RUDDER. THEY IN GENERAL ARE FASTER, AND THE RESOLUTION IS FAR SEPERIOR TO ANALOG...HOPE THIS HELPS