35kg high Torque Coreless Motor servo Metal Gear Digital and Stainless Steel Gear servo arduino servo for Robotic DIY,RC car (Control Angle 270°)

Got this for the stock servo on my arrma vorteks which is very well known for burning out, this thing is much faster more torque, and fits perfectly! Installation is super easy if you've ever even messed with an RC car or sorta know what your doing. Great servo! Fast durable and really good replacement for the stock one! Also if you try to use AVC right if the bat, IT WON'T WORK! all you gotta turn is unscrew the ESC mount get to the receiver put the receiver in bind mode and then bind the transmitter to your receiver, be sure to keep the direction of the servo reversed or it will mess up you AVC, super simple to do if you wanna continue with AVC.

works great, I replaced the stock servo in my vorteks and its definitly noticable how much more responsive and presice the steering is.

Excellent servos for the money did well

its cheap, and stronger than a stock servo, have one in the base camp. its a little on the loud side, makes a chirpy squeek, not too annoying but is noticeable, i plasti dipped mine so cant speak on the waterproof to it as mine is actually waterproofed now.perfect fit in middle servo tray on basecamp. pretty standard. comes with a double screw horn but i used the horn i already had. if your just looking for a cheap upgrade is ok, but id probly drop a little more and get a stronger one next time.

Had to replace the steering servo in my Haiboxing 2997a.This servo is overkill in that truck. Fast. Torque-y. It's the last thing I'm worried about replacing. And the 1st choice when it's time to buy a new one.It does what a servo does. And does it well.

Better than the traxxas one that came with my son's slash

The media could not be loaded. Love this servo, just installed in my UDR and the difference from the stock metal gear servo is crazy. The truck could not even turn end to end under its own weight before and now it has enough power to push through the servo saver spring! So much faster as well, I will say it is loud but you get what you pay for and it is great! I will update with longevity as my stock servo lasted about 3 years.

You pay for what you get. Have 3 of these. Unless you have a BEC voltage of 7.4v, you will not get the full 35KG torque. 6v BEC from a RTR ESC which is pretty much standard on 99% of RTR stock config will ONLY give you 32kg. Food for thought when deciding. Also it is strong enough... But Slow, which is not a great problem for most Basher RC rigs. Just understand that before deciding to purchase.I always take my supposedly waterproof resistant servos apart and to check and see.-What I see is that the top unshielded ball bearing has an o-ring on top. It is the wrong size and much too large. When I took it apart it was obvious that the ball bearing was locked due to this wrong over sized o-ring. I have see this on just about every cheap made in China servo. Have tried more than a dozen. I remove the o-ring and place it outside over the expose servo spline, under the servo arm during reassembly. I put some silicone grease under the 0-ring for water proofing. Now the servo will be smoother and much faster.- I see that the circuit board is NOT waterproofed with a silicone modified coating which ALL name brand servos have. This is a prerequisite for any waterproofed spec'd servo IMHO. Water will migrate into the servo case, so this circuit board WILL corrode if you don't use any readily available Silicone Modified Coating on it while it is apart. I do this to all the cheap China servos.- The gears are not lubed properly. A generous amount of grease is in there..... however that grease is not n the teeth of any of the gears. So the blob of grease installed during mfr, does nothing for the lubrication of all the gears. They are essentially dry. Poor quality control. I imagine to get the price point where it is. These are relabeled servos that come with many different labels from other sellers.All in all, for the price and IF you modd the servo like I do, it will serve well. If you don't, you will be replacing it more often than if you buy a known brand servo like Hitec, Savox or Futaba which cost twice as much.If you address the flaws that I stated above, right away, out the box, it is a decent cheap alternative.I will follow up and may post pictures of how I mod this servo. I have 3 so far. I treat all new servos the same. Whether name brand or not. Even my 2 Savox 1210's are noisey and horrible at times. So cheaper alternatives are here, although far from perfect.This 35kg servo must be examined and modded to last any decent amount of time. Beware of this.Been in the hobby for 35 years and dozens of servos later this is what I have learned regarding servos.EDIT: I have total of 5 now. They are great for the price and I must say that NONE have failed me yet. As this servo wears even with carefull greasing of all the teeth, slop will develope. But it is still strong and potentiometer centers it well. Quiet when idle. Beats any Savox hands down. There is grease on the gears however its just one blob of grease that nowhere touches the gears teeth. so the gears are dry as a bone. Easy fix. The 180 degree servo is NOT 180 . It is 120 degrees. All of my 180's are only 120 degree sweep. Not an issue for me though. Just be advised of this. The O-Rings are still crushing the top ball bearing and the BB is locked. I still remove the O-ring and just plact over the out put spline before installing the servo arm on. I use these on my Crawler and all my Arrma 6S rigs incuding my 1/7 scale Mojave and Limitless. Infraction. For the price it can't be beat. But, this is not a Racing Class servo. Be advised. But I feel it ranks with Savox and perhaps better. Savox are rebuildable, These are throwaways at a low price. And again I must say, Everyone is working fine. And I abuse these servos.