Savox SC-1256TG High Torque Titanium Gear Standard Digital Servo

Very quick response. Love the torque it has. I will buy it again.

Big upgrade over my stock servos. I purchase three of these to upgrade my steering on two of my trucks. My brand new losi night crawler had bad connections inside the servo after only a week of indoor use. Be aware that this savox is reversed from the factory unit shipped with the night crawler. I had to switch out the reciever and upgrade to a after market computerized radio so i could reverse my channel, but i wanted the better radio anyways. The biggest difference came on my e maxx brushless. I choose two of these over a more powerfull single unit because of how happy i was with the one i installed on my other truck. Also i wanted two servos to help share the stress of any input from a crash or whatever as i keep my servo saver fairly tight. Before my upgrade, the stock traxxas 2075 wouldnt turn my tires lock to lock while sitting still. I upgraded one servo at a time and for 1 week i only had one of the savox on there which was stronger than the dual 2075. After both were installed it turns the tires like the truck were suspended in air. Very good centering, I might add. And to my delight, they dont draw too much power out of the castle built in bec. Absolutely no brownouts.

After 8 months of running this servo it has been great. I have it in my racing kraton truggy and it is supper fast/responsive and powerful enough to move the truggy wheels. I Have gone through a bunch of servos on my truggy but i think using monster truck massive tires was the biggest problem. so i decided not to use monster tires anymore. So now the biggest set I use are badlands on my truggy in the yard and racing wheels at the track.I would definitely by one of these again if and when it finally dies. Hopefully not for another yr or so.

I had always used hitec servos for everything. But in the mid-range torque about 160 inch pounds or so, Hi-Tech does not have titanium gears. You will find that metal gear servos in that range 10 to where the gear is out. Not that they stopped working, but that they get sloppy or loose. I found that these servos with the titanium gears after hundreds and hundreds of flights still stay as tight as the day I bought them. So for the mid-range servos I've changed to this brand. these are excellent servos and will do good service for an extremely long time.

Excellent servo. Excellent quality fast response. Does the job perfectly on my new Tekno ET410. So far no issues and if it stands up as I expect it to do to all of the rough running I do I will be back to update my fleet of vehicles to Savox servos. I'm tired of buying the cheap servos that last about four to five uses. Savox are looking good for me goin forward so far.

I needed a good servo for my 1/8 e-truggy. I've had some bad luck buying budget servos...I mean how much of a deal is a 16$ servo that doesn't last 2 weeks? Anyway, I've found that heavier vehicles can really torture a servo, one good crash can strip the gears completely. With this is mind I set about looking for a reliable servo for my 10lb, big tire'd, truggy. I found this Savox 1256tg had great reviews on all of the rc foums and I found it here at Amazon for 63$ on sale. So I pulled the trigger and had it in 4 days. Installed it right away but I was concerned my esc's bec wouldn't be able to power it without browning out. My esc is a Hobbywing with 6v/3a switching bec. Well it does just fine, no need for external bec luckily. So if you get this servo and your esc has a 6v/3a bec, you should be fine, I was. Also, this servo has no problems at all with speed or torque. It's plenty fast enough for 99% of the rc community and it moves my truggy tires literally with ease. I gave it a 1 (would have been half a star if I could) star reduction because it makes a buzzing noise--not a big deal, they just do. This servo comes with all necessary mounting screws (including the one that goes into the gear to mount servo horn), a few horns, nice stickers, and a nice reusable plastic box. Overall, after reading/watching a lot of reviews and using it for a couple months now, with no issues at all, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this servo.Edit/Update 1: --4/30/2014-- This Savox 1256 is still working like new and it has seen many, many runs on my track with nasty crashes and backyard bashing with 0 issues. Best servo I've had!Edit/Update 2: --4/15/2015-- Servo continues to work great and it's been 1 1/2 years. I took it apart recently, the inside looked brand new.

Didn't really realize it was titanium gears till after a couple weeks of having it. Also i guess its only rated for 6.0 volts but I have been running it at 7.4 with no problem. Not quite sure about water resistance, ran it through the edge of a river bank but doubt i even got the servo wet lol

Great servo. Really have been impressed with this servo. It was really easy to waterproof with some Silicone Conformal Coating, and it is going strong. Really like how fast it is and it has the power needed to move a heavier truck around.Update: I've since started using several of these in my rc's. I do like my Hitec servos, but I love how easy these are to waterproof with silicone conformal coating on the circuit boards. I'm running 3 now and have one for a back up. Well worth having!