20KG RC Servo High Torque Servo Motors, Waterproof Full Metal Gear Steering Servo for 1/6 1/8 1/10 1/12 RC Car Robot DIY, Digital Servo with 25T Servo Horn, Control Angle 180°

Exactly as described! Fast shipping! Thank you!

Rebuilding old RC boat....have not got it totally setup but servo is doing it's job and withstanding periodic splashes

I've owned a few of these servos. They are great for budget kit builds but they are not the most reliable I've used. Reliable enough for the price though. Heat will kill them quickly so if possible have open air around it and don't put the receiver on top like in most touring cars.The power of the servos are not super consistent across a group so I'd not bet on them for racing or anything, but they will crank hard enough to snap plastic steering parts on some kits like the tt02. I've not been impressed in crawlers with 2.2" wheels. They get anemic pretty quick.All and all, I'm ok with them. I feel I get my money out of each one and when I burn one up I don't feel bad.

Works well on my stampede. Better than stock!

All the torque in the world won't do you any good if the thing wont stay centered!!! I had trouble with the first one that I bought and dummy me I bought a second. Same thing, great for a few weeks (less than 10 hours of use) then it totally forgets how to find it's center. I am using this for steering on my T Maxx, maybe it would work on a lighter vehicle but that kind of defeats the purpose of a high torque servo.Purchase at your own risk...Update, 2 hours later. Rock solid, no glitching.... I did nothing special other than turn the radio off and left it for two hours while I went to have dinner. When I came back to test it again it was rock solid with no glitching. Very strange indeed. Still can't trust this servo.Update, It has now been a week and about an additional 1.5 hours have been run on the T Maxx. As of right now the servo has been running flawlessly, strong and centered. I should also like to say that the support team from LewanSole reached out to me with offers to help in any way that they could and IF the servo should begin to malfunction again they asked me to grab a video of it in action so they could help to resolve the problem.I will update further if necessary..........Update: many many hours put on both servos now and they are both running strong.

WARNING: The screw/bolt for this is BLACK - I thought it was missing, but it was lodged in one of the control horns, and not obvious unless looking closely. I missed it - be sure to look closely!UPDATE: They did indeed send me a new one, albeit without warning. I was out of town and busy upon return, so didn't get to test it until recently.The new servo seems to work. It is solidly built, and very strong.I have not been able to re-create the problems I was having, so I must have received a faulty unit to begin with. That first one, when powered on, would immediately start turning, very slowly. Eventually, it would settle down. Also occasionally went into this mode while using, especially with quick control movements.Just make sure you give it a quick test when received, using at least 22ga wire, if not 20ga, and a power supply that can feed it what it needs - this is not a 9g micro servo!

This servo is strong enough to delete the second servo on my old Traxxas Revo 2.5r truck! I found that replacing the stock servos with just one of these, the steering response is much faster and its got way more torque than the stock cheapo plastic servos that the truck came with.Only problem in doing this, and I can't say if it was my equipment being faulty or just not compatible with this servo, was that the Traxxas receiver would only control one servo, it would not control the throttle servo any more. Put the old servos back in the rx and all was working again (albeit, stripped for the steering, which is why I replaced it in the first place!).Rather than downgrade to replacement servos from Traxxas, I just decided to buy a whole new radio system (see my other review on the Flysky FS-GT3B radio), bought another one of these servos for throttle, and with everything installed, the Revo is working better than it did when it was new!Time will tell on how long these servos will last, but for now it works just fine! If they do give any problems, I'll update my review.

This started out well. It's definitely water resistant, centered well and had good power. After about a month the motor seized. It should be strong enough for my 2wd traxxas rustler but I replaced it with a 35kg one just in case.

SANWAのSRM102と比べてスピードは少し遅い感じですがトルクは格段にあり、サーボホーン側からは軸は動きません。コスパのいい商品だと思います。耐久性や耐水性はまだわかりません。。

Bought as a steering unit in a model boat, easy to install and pretty much plug and play.

When i first purchased this item i was very doubtful it would be any good.ProsIt pretty strong for a cheap servoDecent build QualityGood Cable LenthGood packagingGood SpeedConsVery NoisySlow ResponseThe biggest Con was the fact mine lasted 1x 6v 1500 or about 40 mins run time before it stopped turning left. A few min after that the servo failed all together.Maybe i had a faulty unit but my advise would be to go for something better and spend 20 more.Update Seller has offered to send me a new servo and a tester seems like they stand by there product :)

The media could not be loaded.  This is a strong servo that has smooth movement. My only real complaint is it's quite loud when used quickly. If you want a quiet servo you will need to look at one with less torque I suspect.Metal case feels solidly put together and the selection of heads is useful for different projects.

Super solide et étanche pour une kyosho 2.0 inferno en 1/8