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For modelers at the top of their game, centering is the only thing that counts. Control-loops rely on potentiometers and unquestionably the best pot money can buy is this million-cycle Nobel 1Mc. This genuine Japanese pot is at the heart of our servos from quarter to micro.
DS180DLHV vs D645MW
Nearly 500 years ago, a fellow name of Machiavelli wrote . . .
'If you come for the king, you best not miss!'
. . . and in the world of RC-servos, with +300 servos under their belt, the king is Hitec - undisputed. Nobody handed them the title, either. It's taken decades of offering good servos at good prices, in other words, they've 'earned' their place.
For old timers, it likely began with the HS-645MG. Followed by the HS-5645MG (when the world shifted from analog to digital), the latest iteration, but now at high voltage, their D645MW, outputting 180oz-in @ 0.17sec/60° is top dog
So with the DS180DLHV, we take our best shot at earning your business. It's you who decides, is it a miss or clean hit?
. . . and heads up, both are $40 servos. Ours is one in a series of five, the DL-series. Range in output from 90-360oz-in, and are priced from $30-50, they're not cheap or cheaply made. So they may be a lot of money, what do you say about bang for the buck? We in the running for your business?
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Built to MIL-STDS, equipped with;
- 13 o-rings
- 6061-T6 w/cooling fins
- Stainless steel gears
- Bronze inserts
- Potting compound
This is an 8mm thick wing servo outputting 115oz-in and while it's been created expressly for gliders
EDU
- 108in Howard DGA-6 Mister Mulligan guide
Introduction I get calls for servos regarding the old Bud Nosen model of the Howard DGA-6, aka Mister Mulligan phrased something along the lines of, ‘What have you got for servos?’, or words to that effect. And of course, it’s quite open ended, because folks are actually wanting to know more than what’s available servo-wise,… Read more: 108in Howard DGA-6 Mister Mulligan guide - 96in P-51 Miss AmericaThe genesis of this caseSTUDY article began with a phone call, which in an of itself is not unusual in the least. That it ended up with me buying a new model airplane, however, was unexpected. Or put another way, not on my bingo-card when I awoke that morning! Note; links open in a tab… Read more: 96in P-51 Miss America
- An open letter to model airplane designersIntroduction I have grown to hate anything other than plate-mounted servos for wing and stab control surfaces. Yet models are still brought to market – some pretty expensive ones, too – with old school servo installation. Like this one. Basically, I’m speaking of servo installations, where the designer actively inconveniences the customer. Sure, very easy… Read more: An open letter to model airplane designers
