Consider a single video showing just each one with its spec speed and torque tests. That’s all people REALLY care about most of the time. Trying to watch 15 videos trying to find/compare the specs for each will be no bueno. Plus, you will get a much better viewership on the single video If you just spend 2 min per servo for those 2 main specs, that would be good.
Man finally I’ve been looking into mini servos & there isn’t a lot of content on them as far as comparisons I have a Reefs 99 & the other one that is a brushless version 179. So I’m just wanting to buy only very good servos so this info hits just at the right time I have a Hobby Plus Evo Pro Brushless & I’m building up a Injora i40 /TRX M build these are the two I’m needing to get strong servos. 👍
Great selection so far I’m guessing that most of us are not looking for anything but the best mini servos out there & which ones are best at what style or discipline.
Most of us incorporate the cost of said servo first then try to find the best within their budget. You don't need the biggest & baddest at 1/24th scale however I'm sure we all want it, lol. Also fitment becomes an issue when upgrading to a bigger, stronger servo as it did for me.
Let me say this I've had the servo Beast for about 2 years now and have put it in stuff that it shouldn't be in as far as binds and I finally broke a gear in it the other day I have feed that thing to death man and it just took it every time and for how little it was you should see the size of rocks that it would poop I'm talking about half the size of my leg
Stated from a real servo brand that provides legit testing of their servos. I agree with what they say... " This testing is going to be a joke and going to give people a lot of false information. Using a cheap $10 luggage scale, plastic horns, and mounted on an axle that's bolted to wood... Too much play in many aspects. This test will not produce anything consistent or accurate. Same junk testing all the youtubers with janky luggage scale setups that show nothing near the correct results. If you're going to actually attempt to test other brands products, Spend some money and use real lab certified equipment that is made to test these forces, like a proper force guage, like manufacturers do. If you're going to try and talk about other brands products, do it right so your results are accurate. Posting videos of inaccurate tests and telling people across the internet that those false results are what the products make is a big no no. Other big youtubers who used to do this with similar junk test setups had to stop. Claiming false information to be true can be defamatory, big brands serve cease and desist warnings. If you're going to mess with other companies products, you better spend some real money and use the correct force guages to measure, have the servos solid mounted to a proper metal test plate, and use the correct test method, of instant full power at 1inch from center. This is the only way to get legit results. Anything else is completely incorrect testing and producing incorrect results. "
Agreed. Metal horns and a solid mount are 100% necessary! As for the scale, as long as you use the same scale for all the servos, it'll at least give you the difference between the servos accurately.
Can't wait for the mico servo apocalypse / micro server showdown!! 👌👍🏽😁
Can’t wait!
Because science! 😍🙌🔥 this’ll be a good one.
Lets do this !!!!
Hell yeah brother!!!
For the embetterment of servo sciences!
Consider a single video showing just each one with its spec speed and torque tests. That’s all people REALLY care about most of the time.
Trying to watch 15 videos trying to find/compare the specs for each will be no bueno. Plus, you will get a much better viewership on the single video
If you just spend 2 min per servo for those 2 main specs, that would be good.
Agreed!!
Having just upgraded my servo,, I seriously can't wait for this vid!!!
So very awesome I'll definitely tune in
Man finally I’ve been looking into mini servos & there isn’t a lot of content on them as far as comparisons I have a Reefs 99 & the other one that is a brushless version 179. So I’m just wanting to buy only very good servos so this info hits just at the right time I have a Hobby Plus Evo Pro Brushless & I’m building up a Injora i40 /TRX M build these are the two I’m needing to get strong servos. 👍
Hello Mofo!
Nick, some solid advice: please make sure you use metal horns and a secure mount otherwise the test won't be worth much! Please & thank you!🙏🏼
Lets goo
Great selection so far I’m guessing that most of us are not looking for anything but the best mini servos out there & which ones are best at what style or discipline.
Most of us incorporate the cost of said servo first then try to find the best within their budget.
You don't need the biggest & baddest at 1/24th scale however I'm sure we all want it, lol.
Also fitment becomes an issue when upgrading to a bigger, stronger servo as it did for me.
I haven't watched the video yet, but some cheep no name always wins these type of shoot outs. 😂
Even if so, they will likely fail within a month depending on usage.
can you do a comparision video on ur bam and microbam 1.2 motorS?
Let me say this I've had the servo Beast for about 2 years now and have put it in stuff that it shouldn't be in as far as binds and I finally broke a gear in it the other day I have feed that thing to death man and it just took it every time and for how little it was you should see the size of rocks that it would poop I'm talking about half the size of my leg
Stated from a real servo brand that provides legit testing of their servos. I agree with what they say... " This testing is going to be a joke and going to give people a lot of false information. Using a cheap $10 luggage scale, plastic horns, and mounted on an axle that's bolted to wood... Too much play in many aspects. This test will not produce anything consistent or accurate. Same junk testing all the youtubers with janky luggage scale setups that show nothing near the correct results. If you're going to actually attempt to test other brands products, Spend some money and use real lab certified equipment that is made to test these forces, like a proper force guage, like manufacturers do. If you're going to try and talk about other brands products, do it right so your results are accurate. Posting videos of inaccurate tests and telling people across the internet that those false results are what the products make is a big no no. Other big youtubers who used to do this with similar junk test setups had to stop. Claiming false information to be true can be defamatory, big brands serve cease and desist warnings.
If you're going to mess with other companies products, you better spend some real money and use the correct force guages to measure, have the servos solid mounted to a proper metal test plate, and use the correct test method, of instant full power at 1inch from center. This is the only way to get legit results. Anything else is completely incorrect testing and producing incorrect results. "
Agreed. Metal horns and a solid mount are 100% necessary! As for the scale, as long as you use the same scale for all the servos, it'll at least give you the difference between the servos accurately.