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Old 02-11-2009, 11:01 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default hs-65mg vs. DS410 servos

I have 3 hs-65mg servos off of my blade 400. I was going to buy the combo kit, but was wondering which servos were better for it so I would know which ones to sell and which ones to hold on to. Are the hs-65mg a direct fit to the 250? thanks in advance.
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Most people fly with the ds 410 without problems, they are pretty good actually, but they're crash worthiness accoording to some isn't great.
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Had a minor crash and stripped the DS410. Switched to the digi 65mg's and haven't looked back. They handle minor and major incidents fantastically. They get my vote.
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Old 02-12-2009, 05:15 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Go with the hs65mgs,they drop right in and are almost indestructable.The 410,s work good,but strip too easy.Ive used both.Also took the hs65s, off my blade 400 to use on the 250....
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I'm too lazee to look it up.. are the 410's metal geared?
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Also, I cut servo wire accedentaly from the hs-65mg I then removed the metal gears from it and put them in my hs-65hb. Can I now (just to satisfy myself that I did not break anything) say that it is a hs-65MG? Also, I think I was just going to use one of the ds410 for the tail. I have heard this is not the best combo, but it is digital and I do not think I would want to run an analog on it.
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I'm too lazee to look it up.. are the 410's metal geared?
There labeled as metal geared,some gears are metal, some are plastic,main pinion is plastic, and they do strip.
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would the ds410 be better than an analog hs-65mg on the tail?
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Old 02-13-2009, 10:29 PM   #9 (permalink)
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HS65 on the tail its way too slow for this heli.
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Never had a single problem with my DS410, and they have seen plenty of crashes already. Gonna stick with these for a long while I hope, they seem good for the price.
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HS65 on the tail its way too slow for this heli.
+1 ,i wouldnt use a cyclic servo,analog or digital on the 250,s tail.Its a huge job for a tail gyro/servo to hold the 250,s tail,with the weight and size of the 250,the tail speed and the short pitch slider throw,you need all the help you can get.
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Never had a single problem with my DS410, and they have seen plenty of crashes already. Gonna stick with these for a long while I hope, they seem good for the price.
Thats amazing,me and my buddy got exactly 2 crashes each before stripping a 410.I know all crashes are different,but my elevator servo stripped without even bending the ball link rod.The 410,s are 28 bucks vs 35 bucks for the hs65mg,s and I didnt want to have to deal with regearing servos,had enough issues keeping me busy with the tail LOL...........
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HS65 on the tail its way too slow for this heli.

it's not all about speed. i think a servo's ability to center properly is even more important. take the 9650 and 3400G for example. not blazing fast as S9257 or 3500G but tried and tested servos, nonetheless.
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I've had some nasty crashes with my 250 and haven't stripped a servo using the 410's. In fact in all of my crashes i have never stripped a single gear once, and all my servos are non metal gears.
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Old 05-07-2009, 07:49 AM   #15 (permalink)
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My DS410 gear broke off just after I landed my 250, without any crash And it was a new servo. I put in new gears and he workes fine now.
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Old 05-07-2009, 11:17 AM   #16 (permalink)
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They also make ds 410mg servos.
http://www.helidirect.com/align-ds41...vo-p-11020.hdx
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Two of the gears aren't metal but you can get the metal gears for $9/set. Mine have seen a bunch of crashes and have yet to strip the original gears.
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