Savox Rubber Spacer Set - SAV-SP03
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This Savox Rubber Spacer Set (SAV-SP03) is designed for hobbyists and model builders needing to ensure proper servo installation in various vehicles. Its key benefit is providing a secure and vibration-dampening fit for standard servos. A potential caveat is its specific focus on standard servo sizes, requiring users to verify compatibility with their specific servo model.
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| Model Part Number | SAV-SP03 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Savox |
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FAQs
What type of servos are these spacers designed for?
These spacers are designed for standard-sized servos commonly used in RC cars and various hobby models.
Can I use these with any brand of servo?
They are compatible with many brands, including those used in Scalextric, Hornby, LEGO, Sylvanian Families, and Tamiya RC Cars, provided the servo is standard-sized.
Do these spacers reduce noise?
Primarily, they reduce vibration, which can indirectly lead to less operational noise by preventing rattling and movement.
How many spacers are included in the set?
The product information does not specify the exact quantity, but typically sets include enough for a standard servo installation.
Will these fit micro or giant-scale servos?
No, these are intended for standard-sized servos and may not fit micro or larger servo types.
Are these spacers reusable?
Yes, the rubber material is durable and allows for repeated installation and removal if necessary.
Troubleshooting
Servo still feels loose after installation.
Ensure the spacers are correctly seated and that mounting screws are snug but not overtightened. Verify that the servo is indeed a standard size compatible with the spacers.
Spacers seem too large or too small for the mounting holes.
Confirm you are using the correct spacers for your servo's mounting points. Some applications may require specific orientations or combinations of spacers. Check your model's manual for guidance.
Excessive vibration persists despite using spacers.
While the spacers help, they cannot eliminate all vibration. Consider other dampening solutions for the chassis or mounting points if vibration remains an issue.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Enhances servo stability and reduces unwanted movement.
- Helps to mitigate vibration, potentially prolonging servo life.
- Offers compatibility with a broad spectrum of popular hobby brands.
- Simple to install and requires no special tools.
Cons
- Primarily suited for standard-sized servos; may not fit oversized or miniature servos.
- Does not include servos, only the mounting accessories.
- Effectiveness may vary depending on the specific mounting environment and vibration levels.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Identify the mounting points for your standard-sized servo.
- Place the Savox Rubber Spacers into the designated mounting holes or around the servo casing as per your model's instructions.
- Secure the servo with its mounting screws, ensuring the spacers are correctly positioned.
Compatibility:
This set is designed for standard servos. It has been tested and is known to be compatible with popular hobby brands such as Scalextric, Hornby, LEGO, Sylvanian Families, and Tamiya RC Cars. Always verify the dimensions of your servo and its mounting points against the expected fit for standard servos.
Care:
The rubber spacers require minimal care. Clean them with a slightly damp cloth if they accumulate dust or debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals or solvents, as these can degrade the rubber material over time.