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13/08/2010
Panikatak (45%)
Good item tnx hobbyking
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dju29
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buyed some of this and its very usefull
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22/12/2009
stgram12 (42%)
Does anybody else thinks that paying 0.89 cents for 4 wheels is too much? I just find not normal, i would suppose price of around 0.3-0.4 dollars.
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fats flyer
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It's cheaper than buying a new servo.
Also , look on the bright side, you'll gain a bit more experience knowing how to fix the servo.
Also, while you have it open, you can reset the servo gears to how you want them so you can zero the trims on your transmitter
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cdis2
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Still cheap as though, and cheaper than a new servo...
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bthanse
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It is very cheap. Try bying servo gears to Futaba or other known brand.
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Rick_BRZ_RJ_CG
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Tip: I've recovered three HXT900 with one kit because each HXT900 broke a different gear.
Good luck! Good flights!
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6/09/2009
benzit (60%)
Is this the whole set or just as what the picture shows ?
Thanks
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stgram12
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What do you mean by saying the whole set?
This is only the 4 pieces for the gear set!
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Rick_BRZ_RJ_CG
(28%)
In this set there are only four gears of the HXT900 servo, but, i've recovered three HXT900 with this set because each HXT900 broke a different gear. Good luck! Good flights!
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9/06/2009
Coyo (56%)
Can I use this as replacement for Turnigy TG9 servo?
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Magule
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Im needing this anwer too...
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fats flyer
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yes ,same servo,different branding
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Harri_s
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Also fits TG9e.
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munsaf
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yes but this gears is not completely fit in tg9 servo if you fit these gears on tg9 your screws is not complitly tiet if you lose your screw the servo is working well but these gears also completely fit in tg9e servo
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Rene (63%)
Does anybody have advice for how to press fit on the top main gear? I find it is very tight and I am unable to get it on all of the way and tightening the case down on it seems to cause some binding (torque is reduced).
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Beaufighter
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Use a drill press or some other kind of vise (a vise and some small washers usually works). Plastic gears don't take heat very well, so pressing by force is the only way. Do not use servo if you have some binding like you say you have, the servo may be taking more amps than it can handle (and more than your BEC can supply, causing RX to stop working)
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Burnaby
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Put in top gear as far as it'll go, then turn upside down onto flat surface and push straight down till the gear either goes in or breaks. If it breaks likely a mfr defeat in which case better to throw away a 3.50 part then risk a crash.
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Burnaby
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Also make sure the spindle is clean, then add bit of gear grease before inserting, then push real hard.
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