AGFRC 19KG High-Torque Low-Profile Digital-Servo - 0.073s High Speed, Full Metal Gear, Brushless Motor, Programmable RC Servo Motor for 1/10 RC Cars, Robots (A50BHL&AGF-SPV3)

Got this on recommendation from “Do RC” on you tube. Incredibly fast , in my Omni Terminator! And super quiet! 10 out of 10, would recommend!

Badass servo for the price

Huge fan of this servo for the money. Used it in drift builds as well as Tamiyas that I want a slightly nicer servo in. I like the programmability so I can set it up properly even in cars with low end radio systems.

Still to this day using it happy

Used for 1/10 remote controlled cars.Swapped previous 1251's (9 kg torque) and the 19 kg torque was noticeable different.Strong full metal case, total weight is about 10 grams heavier than the 1251's.Program option download worked first time used, adds an interesting tuning option not possible with other similarly priced servos. However, not using the programming regularly, requires computer at trackside.The AGFC Store now has some replacement gears, but no replacement cases. Some of my older cars require tab removal, so it would be nice to have an option to buy a new spare case for installation in a car with a different installation pattern.So far, no failures or issues with any of the servos.

The media could not be loaded. I run a otherwise full stock MST 2.5 with a yokomo gyro and this servo, after the factory servo melt on day two. As you should already know by now, the fact is that AGFRC is the OEM for Yokomo, and they include the programmer altogether for half of the price. These are well made long lasting servo. I've attached my drifting config along with a video to help you save and get started. It completely eliminated the wheel twitching and improved the smoothness by A LOT.

This isn't as good centering a servo as other agfrc servos in this price range are. The inductive sensing simply doesn't work as well as the standard potentiometer in the a50 series or even the b44 series. I test all the servos with a 12-in bamboo skewer and see how it lines up with a tick mark. The a50 and b44 are exactly on the line no matter how fast and no matter what direction you turn. This servo overshoots quite often. If you're used to cheap servos it's going to be fantastic, but if you're used to high-end servos this one is a bit of a letdown. In 21.5 touring car racing servo centering is very important. Skip this one and go for the a50 or the b40, or a savox 1257/1258. Those are the closest servos that work fantastic in this general price range. If you're running drift this is a non-issue.

Great servo! Fast and strong! We run these in everything from our touring car to my 4wd buggy to my stadium trucks. Best servo for the money!