traxxas servos

[steveo]

has anybody used these water proof servo in boats yet, i used the 2075 (125 0z) in my 1/8 scale buggy and it did not last on the track with the plastic gears, i need a servo for my h&m 34" m-1 cat the price is right and its water proof

[forescott]

I only use traxxas servos. Both the 2075 and the 2056. They both work great for me!

[syncronized77]

+1 for traxxas servos

[hyrulejedi86]

I use the 2080 mini servo in the rio ep and it works quite well.

[chummer]

2056 in my tunnel. No complaints yet.

[domp444]

I use the 2056 in my SV27 and the 2075 in my Pursuit, so far they're doing great.

The 2075 was submerged under water for about 20 minutes, and works like new.

[steveo]

thanks may have to get one

[wizard122]

They work great!!!!!

[Ctonez]

In my Pspec setups they are good, but in my Pmono the nylon post gear flexes under turn stress @ speed, so I run a metal gear servo in that now. I wish they made a metal gear version...they do run underwater!
Maybe not the best for heavier fast boats though.

[steveo]

In my Pspec setups they are good, but in my Pmono the nylon post gear flexes under turn stress @ speed, so I run a metal gear servo in that now. I wish they made a metal gear version...they do run underwater!
Maybe not they best for heavier fast boats though.

thats what i wanted to know, its going in a pretty big boat with mid 40"s speed

[Ctonez]

My Pmono is 33" long and goes mid 50's in race trim. It weighs approx. 7-8 lbs., but that is a total guesstimate. Either way, it's quite a bit chunkier than the boats that I can put a resin/plastic geared servo in.
If your boat is vacupickle or SV sized, then you don't need nearly the rigidity in the steering linkage (even @ 50+ IME) because those boats run 2 x 2S packs typically. If you run 2 x 4S packs, then I'd recommend the stout metal gear servos just because that's so much more weight/leverage working on things at speed.