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alternative to futaba?
hi guys,
though no longer in first (though i might start a team soon around here) i'm out for now--meaning im doing extra work around. anybody have any alternatives to futaba servos for small motor control? i'm sorta sick of buying slightly expensive servos only to strip them out to make a normal motor. whats the best idea (like not using servos--meaning what for that same size category)? thanks |
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