E-flite 37g Servo Standard EFLR7150 Pièces d'avion de rechange

Name: E-flite 37g Servo Standard EFLR7150 Pièces d'avion de rechange
Brand: E-flite
SKU: 0885190744541
Price: 57.80 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:E-flite

2.8/5

€
57.80

Veuillez noter : le servo a un arbre de sortie à 24 cannelures, mais les bras de servo DUB675 Hitec ne conviennent pas.

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EAN: 0885190744541

Catégories Jouets et jeux, Véhicules et pièces détachées télécommandés, Pièces pour véhicules télécommandés, Servos & Pièces détachées, Servos,

cannelure 24 dents.

Country of Origin	USA
Customer Reviews	3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars 5 ratings 3.7 out of 5 stars
Item model number	EFLR7150
Item Weight	0.8 ounces
Manufacturer	Horizon Hobby
Manufacturer recommended age	14 years and up
Product Dimensions	4 x 2 x 1.16 inches

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Scritto da: Robert

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This does not replace an aileron servo on an apprentice

Scritto da: Slag

EFLR-7150 - Get something else

Seems like an OK standard servo; I've had one as the rudder/nose wheel servo in my Eflite Apprentice ever since I got it as a RTF trainer. I've had no trouble with it, though it seems noisy. My biggest issue is the mounting holes that are molded into the servo's construction; they're simply round holes rather than the "C" shaped opening that you find on almost every other servo out there. It doesn't come with nor can you mount the standard rubber grommets with brass inserts that also come with ever other servo out there. It mounts in the foam Apprentice with silicone caulk. Basically, it's just glued down. Also, I can't seem to find specs for it anywhere. Nothing about torque or rotational speed. It does not seem overly fast, so I guess its moniker of "standard servo" fits pretty well. I say "get something else" because for the money that Eflite is asking for the 7150, you could get something else better from a name-brand servo manufacturer. I will say, however, that when I got my Eflite T-34 trainer, it came with 7120 servos, all of which buzzed and stuttered something awful. I called Horizon Hobby about it and they promptly sent me four brand new 7150 servos as replacements. But see the mounting issue as to being able to use them in the T-34 kit. Horizon Hobby's service is awesome, but this servo is pointless.