Servos are powered by the ESC's output to the receiver. If you're using a higher-strength servo than the ESC can support (usually greater than 20kg), you may experience 'brown-outs' where the radio signal can be interrupted and cause erratic driving. This can be helped by plugging a Glitch Buster into the receiver smoothing the current delivery. However, in some cases, you may need to install an external BEC.

The MKS S0016002 is a robust standard-size servo designed for a variety of RC applications. With its powerful 8.8 kg-cm torque, titanium gears, and precise control, it's a reliable choice for demanding steering and control tasks.

• Powerful torque for demanding tasks (8.8 kg-cm at 6V)

• Durable titanium gears for long-lasting performance

• Responsive control with fast speeds (0.100 sec at 6V)

• Standard size for easy compatibility

• Flexible power options with 4.8V-6.0V operating range

• Genuine MKS product

• Torque(4.8V): 7.04 kg-cm (97.8 oz-in)

• Torque(5.5V): 8.06 kg-cm (111.9 oz-in)

• Torque(6.0V): 8.8 kg-cm (122.2 oz-in)

• Speed: 0.125 sec (4.8V) | 0.109 sec (5.5V) | 0.100 sec (6.0V)

• Weight: 56 g (1.97 oz)

• Operating Voltage: 4.8V - 6.0V

• Bearing Type: Dual Ball Bearing

• Motor Type: Brushed

• Operating Temperature: N/A

• Refresh Rate: 333Hz

• Total Height (A) = N/A

• Body Width (B) = 40 mm

• Below Mount (C) = 28 mm

• Above Mount (D) = N/A

• Total Length (E) = 50 mm

• Total Width (F) = 20 mm

In this video, Hamish gives a step-by-step guide on installing a Servo and how to avoid stripping your servo gears.