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WIDE APPLICATIONS: Tiny and lightweight with high output power, this tiny MG90S servo is perfect for RC Airplane, Helicopter, Quadcopter or Robot.
UPGRADE GEARS QUALITY: This MG90S Micro Servo has metal gears for added strength and durability.It comes with a 3 horns (arms) and hardware.
MG90S 9G SERVO MOTOR: Servo can rotate approximately 180 degrees (90 in each direction), and works just like the standard kinds but smaller.
EASY TO OPERATE: You can use any servo code, hardware or library to control these servos. Suit for beginners who want to make stuff move without building a motor controller with feedback & gear box, especially since it will fit in small places.
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Customers find these servos to be good value for money, with positive feedback about their durability, with one customer noting they can withstand hangar bumps and knocks. They appreciate the metal gears and decent appearance, and one customer mentions they work well in 60-inch slow flyer model airplanes. The functionality and rotation angle receive mixed reviews - while some say they work great, others report that some units don't work at all, and several mention they only rotate 360 degrees instead of the advertised 180 degrees.
Customers find the servos durable, with one customer noting their robust metal gears and another mentioning their ability to withstand hangar bumps and knocks.
"...If your looking for quality and durability and reliability your welcome to look for more expensive servos...." Read more
"Love them!!! Super tough, highly disposable if they fail. Ive had 2 out of 16 fail on the bench before use...." Read more
"Used in 60-inch slow flyer model airplanes. Able to withstand hangar bumps and knocks and crash damage, if it's not a catastrophic crash...." Read more
4 customers mention "Look"4 positive0 negative
Customers like the appearance of the servo motor.
"I'll be building 2 more planes this year, these look perfect." Read more
"Pictures show a nice servo with metal gears and metal bushing/bearing. Although you get metal gears, you don't get metal bushing/bearing...." Read more
"...they look decent. Update: these are 360 servos... not 180." Read more
Customers appreciate the metal gears in these servos, with one mentioning they are all steel and another noting the metal bushing/bearing construction.
"Pictures show a nice servo with metal gears and metal bushing/bearing. Although you get metal gears, you don't get metal bushing/bearing...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the servo motor's speed, with one mentioning its performance in 60-inch slow flyer model airplanes.
"Used in 60-inch slow flyer model airplanes. Able to withstand hangar bumps and knocks and crash damage, if it's not a catastrophic crash...." Read more
"...All passed OK. They will meet my needs." Read more
"I have used 6 of the 8 so far and they all work well with nice speed and strength." Read more
Customers have mixed experiences with the servo motor's functionality, with some reporting that it works great and has no problems, while others mention that one unit didn't work at all.
"...After buying a tester, I figure out that 7 out of 8 of these dont work or only work intermitently. "There's your problem, JUNK SERVOS!!!"..." Read more
"Good value. Only used 2 so far. No problems." Read more
"...So, there is a lot of slack and of the 8, 1 didn't work at all. Return." Read more
Customers have mixed experiences with the rotation angle of the servo motor, with some reporting it does not reach 180 degrees as advertised.
"I was sent 360 degree continuous rotation servos, not the described limited angle. One feels very crunchy when I rotate it, like it was broken...." Read more
"...That said when connected and properly pulsed all of them rotated correctly 180 end to end." Read more
"...and every single one is a continuous rotation servo - NOT a standard 180 degree servo as described...." Read more
"Easy to make them full rotation- 360 degrees...." Read more
Pictures show a nice servo with metal gears and metal bushing/bearing. Although you get metal gears, you don't get metal bushing/bearing. Attached pictures of what I got and what is being advertised. So, there is a lot of slack and of the 8, 1 didn't work at all. Return.
If your tired of the little blue crappy cheap servos that fail or strip gears - these are the best upgrade for cheap The servos are strong enough The only thing weird is the screw that holds servo arm on is now a tiny machine screw vs the common wood type screw - they only provide one of these per servo but provide two small wood screws So if you lose the tiny machine screw for the little actuator arm your done can't use a wood type in it They need to provide at least 2 per servo Other than that fantastic
Please READ. Note you are purchasing small metal geared servos that are for a really low price. It will be expected that some may come in defect. But for the price and quality of the servos you can’t do much better here on Amazon atm. So as far as I’m concerned well worth the $$ for how much and the quality you get. These servos can easily operate a larger scaled plane with little to no effort. If your looking for quality and durability and reliability your welcome to look for more expensive servos. But honestly is it making that much of a difference unless your building an expensive project, then I wouldn’t suggest using the cheapest items you can buy.
Love them!!! Super tough, highly disposable if they fail. Ive had 2 out of 16 fail on the bench before use. I run them for about 30 minutes on an oscillating servo tester before I put them in a build. Some fail in seconds some fail after 5 mins and usually the open ore close 100% when they fail. Just think.... cruising along doing aerobatics, then BAM an aileron goes 100% wide open and then you have a bad crash into a vehicle breaking the windshield... bad day for a few people! Ps that never happend but it could if you dont test them first!
Used in 60-inch slow flyer model airplanes. Able to withstand hangar bumps and knocks and crash damage, if it's not a catastrophic crash. Price is good for the quality.
Went through all the time and effort to put them in a project, just to have tons of problems. After buying a tester, I figure out that 7 out of 8 of these dont work or only work intermitently. "There's your problem, JUNK SERVOS!!!" I'll pay more and get better servos next time. 😡
Just received eight servos. Cycle tested 500 to 2500 pulse width (0 to180 degrees), no load, on 5 volt power supply for at least 30 minutes for each servo. All passed OK. They will meet my needs.