&nbspServos 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 Savox SV-0220MG is a value-packed digital servo that boasts a robust metal gear train and the capacity to operate in high voltage environments. It is part of the Savox "Plus" series and has been improved in its performance with Soft Start for refined control and Sanwa SSR compatibility for extended compatibility.

• The metal gearing provides incredible strength and longevity

• Durable plastic casing keeps weight down without sacrificing strength

• Plus series includes Soft start and Sanwa SSR compatibility

• Can be used in high voltage situations adding to its versatility

• Spline size: 25T Spline

• Servo Technology: Digital

• Operating Voltage: 6V - 7.4V

• Motor Type: Brushed Motor

• Weight: 59g

• Gear Type: Metal Gears

• Refresh Rate: 240 Hz

• Servo Case: Plastic

• Torque @ 6V: 6.5 kg-cm (90.3 oz-in)

• Torque @ 7.4V: 8 kg-cm (111.1 oz-in)

• Speed @ 6V : 0.16 sec/60 deg

• Speed @ 7.4V: 0.13 sec/60 deg

• Connector type: JR/Futaba

• Total Height (A) = 41.8mm

• Body Width (B) = 40.7mm

• Below Mount (C) = 26.6mm

• Above Mount (D) = 10.4mm

• Total Length (E) = 55.4mm

• Total Width (F) = 20mm

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