trackmagic27
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i have several questions (btw, i have an ofna ultra lx pro)
1) should i invest in a throtle servo? i mean i know i should but i havent really had any probs with it, the only advantage i would see is less battery life and more stopping power? i had in mind the Hitec HS-625? any good? and also i noticed that the stock servo arms that come with the ofna dont fit the hitec servos, so which servo arm should i use once i get the HS-625? it comes with one that should fit but its too big and crashes againts the reciever box :devious:
2) 4 Energizer e2 batteries would equal as how many NIMH? I'm tired of having to buy these batteries and since I'm gonna get the new servo well i guess a new reciever bat. wouldnt hurt. what good 6V reciever battery can i get for around 40 buks that will give me the most NIMH? and what charger can go with it? preffer a quick charger but cheap at the same time.
i plan on spending around 150 dolars for the 3 things (HS625 servo, reciever bat. and charger)
thanks on advance
1) should i invest in a throtle servo? i mean i know i should but i havent really had any probs with it, the only advantage i would see is less battery life and more stopping power? i had in mind the Hitec HS-625? any good? and also i noticed that the stock servo arms that come with the ofna dont fit the hitec servos, so which servo arm should i use once i get the HS-625? it comes with one that should fit but its too big and crashes againts the reciever box :devious:
2) 4 Energizer e2 batteries would equal as how many NIMH? I'm tired of having to buy these batteries and since I'm gonna get the new servo well i guess a new reciever bat. wouldnt hurt. what good 6V reciever battery can i get for around 40 buks that will give me the most NIMH? and what charger can go with it? preffer a quick charger but cheap at the same time.
i plan on spending around 150 dolars for the 3 things (HS625 servo, reciever bat. and charger)
thanks on advance