small problem

Hard to say what exactly the problem s but when it does happen..What do you do to sort it again?

Is it fitted with a servo saver? Prolly is. (Should be.) Is it adjustable? Maybe needs a tightening...

coolwings

A third possible cause to check would be if the splines (teeth) of the servo shaft are worn allowing the servo arm or servo saver to slip and jump teeth when under load.

coolwings wrote:

A third possible cause to check would be if the splines (teeth) of the servo shaft are worn allowing the servo arm or servo saver to slip and jump teeth when under load.

Thats the one I was getting to..
I just wanted to know what he was doing to right the issue before suggesting that.
I see that problem happening quite a lot at our weekly indoor races when drivers bang into the hoses. :rolleyes:

corpseorourke wrote:

hey guys so my matrix buggy is running fine except when i hit the front end off something im not talking about a big crash jus even a small bump it usualy leaves my steering stuck going left or right depending what side i hit. how can i stop this? and any1 else have this problem wit a matrix or any other models

cheers!

do you have to straiten the wheels with your hand after they keep to the side?

corpseorourke

ye plug pritty much i know its prob doing more harm than good but the 1st time it happened i fixed it by accident i was trying to see what was stopping the wheels an "pop" it was sorted so i jus pop it back now saves time when im out bashing with no tools other than my glowplug starter thanks for all the posibilitys il start checking them out tomorrow after work.

If you have a spare servo just throw it in and give it a run. See if the same thing happens or not. Process of elimination

corpseorourke

ye good plan il look for my spares from an old buggy .... let the prcess begin lol

hobie

The Flyer's often talk about metal gears being much better than plastic, in Servos .... is it the same with cars? .....

hobie wrote:

The Flyer's often talk about metal gears being much better than plastic, in Servos .... is it the same with cars? .....

Yes.

hobie wrote:

The Flyer's often talk about metal gears being much better than plastic, in Servos .... is it the same with cars? .....

Yes.

I got 2 MG995 Professional High Speed and Torque Coreless Servos off Ebay for 10p

Ebay Link Plus Postage of course :cool:

hobie

vectra wrote:

Yes.

I got 2 MG995 Professional High Speed and Torque Coreless Servos off Ebay for 10p

Ebay Link Plus Postage of course :cool:

How much did they charge you for shipping? .....

hobie wrote:

How much did they charge you for shipping? .....

Check the Ebay Link :eek:

vectra wrote:

Yes.

I got 2 MG995 Professional High Speed and Torque Coreless Servos off Ebay for 10p

Ebay Link Plus Postage of course :cool:

Not quite what they claim them to be, but nevertheless good enough for a steering servo.

T-Maxx wrote:

Not quite what they claim them to be, but nevertheless good enough for a steering servo.

Whatever about them being ok as a steering servo and they not being quite what they claim to be.. Show me others as good at that price..

Great value for money I agree.

All I'm saying is that the specs are slightly exaggerated.

True.
Well, Im happy anyway

vectra wrote:

Yes.

I got 2 MG995 Professional High Speed and Torque Coreless Servos off Ebay for 10p

Ebay Link Plus Postage of course :cool:

I still can't get over the price:eek:

Plug wrote:

I still can't get over the price:eek:

Nor could I, Thats why I went and bought 2 more..
Cost me a bit extra for the 2 this time..

99p & postage for THESE TWO..!!

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They seem to be up at £5 now and £10 postage. still a deal though:)

vectra wrote:

Nor could I, Thats why I went and bought 2 more..
Cost me a bit extra for the 2 this time..

99p & postage for THESE TWO..!!

Would you sell one?, if so PM me please:o

Plug wrote:

Would you sell one?, if so PM me please:o

All used up between the CRT and the LSP.. Put one on my sons Race car steering as well
Next time maybe

Cheers, reason I was asking was to put it in the trottle/brake of the t-maxx, brakes are knackered.

Plug wrote:

Cheers, reason I was asking was to put it in the trottle/brake of the t-maxx, brakes are knackered.

Hmm.
Dunno if I have some brake parts here belonging to the Tmaxx my son had.
Will check later