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 Power HD T70 High Voltage Servo feature all-aluminium housings, with high-power brushless motor as the core power, offering amazing torque output. American imported ST32-bit MCU control chip ensure superior servo performance. The T70 is ideal for large truggy, rock crawler and 1/5th scale cars.

If you need something with a little less torque, the T50 is ideal for 1/8th nitro off-road.

Power HD Brushless Servo Specifications

Total Height (A) = 43.5mm
Body Width (B) = 41mm
Below Mount (C) = 27.5mm
Above Mount (D) = 16.0mm
Total Length (E) = 54.0mm
Total Width (F) = 20mm

How To: Install a Servo

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

Note

The PowerHD servo is equipped with a split servo lead. This includes a JST-PH 3-pin connector (in black) that carries a single signal wire (in white), and a power lead composed of a red/black wire that connects to a JST-PH 4-pin male connector (in white).

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