cyclic servo's: Inolab 260 MG vs Hyperion HP-DS13ACB

Bizonkid · 08-02-2010, 11:05 AM

hello,

i'm looking for cyclic servo's for my incoming Protos and can't choose between two:

Inolab HGD digital 260MG MetalGear Servo for the amazing price of 17$ (Hobbyking)

Spec.
Speed: .16sec/60deg
Stall Torque: 3.2kg
Dynamic: 2.7kg
Weight: 21g
Size: 38x30x13mm

Or

Hyperion
HP-DS13ACB 37$ in a local shop

Servo type Fully programmable digital mini servo Dimensions mm 29.5 x 13 x 27.6 Weight gram 17.9

Speed (sec/60 deg @ 4.8/6.0V) 0.16/0.13

Dynamic torque (kg/cm @ 4.8/6.0V) 2.6/3.2

Holding torque (kg/cm @ 4.8/6.0V) 5.2/6.4

Although I guess there are other choices for 37$ I'm also drawn to the cheap Inolab 260MG. What would you do?

Oh, I forgot to mention, it's a plastic flybar kit but was thinking of buying the microbeast and use it as a tail gyro only for now, untill I go fbl.

terrabit · 08-02-2010, 03:39 PM

Why not do it on the cheap and see if you like it? The mg upgrade for my 9650's cost as much as those mg servos. It's not much of a gamble. I say give it a shot.

helifuel · 08-02-2010, 09:31 PM

I put INOLAB 251's in mine. They fit well. But I still haven't finished it so I can't tell you how it flies.

Fight1 · 08-03-2010, 08:46 AM

I run the InoLabs in my plastic Protos and have been happy with them for over a year, they have served me good from beginner to fast and stupid sport flying. They have also survived quite a few crashes..
I do have faster JRs in the other Protos and notice the difference, but at that price I would get 2 them and put the money served towards a good tail servo/gyro.
F

spootman · 08-03-2010, 08:49 AM

I run the ino-lab 250mg's in mine and have been happy with them, they work well for my flying style (semi aggressive sport flying ). They center well, have minimal slop and movement is pretty smooth. The specs are little slower than yours but they have more torque.

fishboy77 · 08-03-2010, 08:46 PM

If you decide on Hyperions I would get DS16-FMDs. They have quite a bit more torque and you can get them for $30 each.

http://rcdumbthumbs.com/hyperionatla...italservo.aspx

08-02-2010, 11:05 AM	#1
Bizonkid Registered Users Join Date: May 2010 Location: Belgium	cyclic servo's: Inolab 260 MG vs Hyperion HP-DS13ACB hello, i'm looking for cyclic servo's for my incoming Protos and can't choose between two: Inolab HGD digital 260MG MetalGear Servo for the amazing price of 17$ (Hobbyking) Spec. Speed: .16sec/60deg Stall Torque: 3.2kg Dynamic: 2.7kg Weight: 21g Size: 38x30x13mm Or Hyperion HP-DS13ACB 37$ in a local shop Servo type Fully programmable digital mini servo Dimensions mm 29.5 x 13 x 27.6 Weight gram 17.9 Speed (sec/60 deg @ 4.8/6.0V) 0.16/0.13 Dynamic torque (kg/cm @ 4.8/6.0V) 2.6/3.2 Holding torque (kg/cm @ 4.8/6.0V) 5.2/6.4 Although I guess there are other choices for 37$ I'm also drawn to the cheap Inolab 260MG. What would you do? Oh, I forgot to mention, it's a plastic flybar kit but was thinking of buying the microbeast and use it as a tail gyro only for now, untill I go fbl.

08-02-2010, 03:39 PM	#2
terrabit Registered Users Join Date: May 2007 Location: Seattle	Why not do it on the cheap and see if you like it? The mg upgrade for my 9650's cost as much as those mg servos. It's not much of a gamble. I say give it a shot. __________________ vbar T700E v2 DFC head, Pyro 700-45L, Jive 120HV, BLS451/BLS251, Edge 693/115 vbar CF Protos Scorp 3026-880kv, Ice lite 75, 9650/BLS251, SAB 430/KBDD 82

08-02-2010, 09:31 PM	#3
helifuel Registered Users Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Beverly Hills, MI	I put INOLAB 251's in mine. They fit well. But I still haven't finished it so I can't tell you how it flies. __________________ Trex 450 sa, 285's, 401/3400 * HK 450, turnigy e500, A123's Copterx Stretch 450 aev2, INOLAB 202mg, A123's, 350 mm's Protos, Ice 75, inolab 251's, quark, A123's * Atom 500, 510's, quark Atom 550, HS 5245's, FBL, Micro Beast

08-03-2010, 08:46 PM	#6
fishboy77 Registered Users My HF Map location Join Date: May 2008 Location: St. Louis, MO	If you decide on Hyperions I would get DS16-FMDs. They have quite a bit more torque and you can get them for $30 each. http://rcdumbthumbs.com/hyperionatla...italservo.aspx __________________ Lloyd Robinson Outrage 550, Protos 500, Exi 450 Pro, Blade 400

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08-03-2010, 08:46 AM	#4
Fight1 Registered Users Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Norway	I run the InoLabs in my plastic Protos and have been happy with them for over a year, they have served me good from beginner to fast and stupid sport flying. They have also survived quite a few crashes.. I do have faster JRs in the other Protos and notice the difference, but at that price I would get 2 them and put the money served towards a good tail servo/gyro. F

08-03-2010, 08:49 AM	#5
spootman Registered Users My HF Map location Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Worcester, MA	I run the ino-lab 250mg's in mine and have been happy with them, they work well for my flying style (semi aggressive sport flying ). They center well, have minimal slop and movement is pretty smooth. The specs are little slower than yours but they have more torque.