Does anybody know if the standard Hitech 85bb servo can be converted to
metal gears? By the way, I have had excellent service out of the eight
85bb servos I have .
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I agree with Charlie, I don't own any of those books they're plagerizing
here on RCSE, so I'm happy to read them for gratis. Would someone copy in
the whole thing? Thanks, hehe...RH
On the other hand, I love to see all of this. BS or typed in from a
book, to show off, as you say.
If the
According to Horizon Hobby's and Hitec's web pages:
the JR 341:
32 oz/in torque
.63 oz
JR 331: (a little cheaper than the 341)
42 oz/in torque
.63 oz
HS-80:
31 oz/in torque
.62 (.76 w/metal gears)
HS-81:
36 oz/in
.59 (.67 w/metal gears)
HS-85 (has a top ball bearing):
38 oz/in
.7 (.84
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