burn up in less than 5 minutes, waste of money (Posted on 10/19/12)

These are perfect as throttle servos or any other light duty job...ie: Bomb drop...opening a door or canopy for scale appearance...etc. (Posted on 10/3/12)

I bought 10 at the AMA show and so far, they are solid. Not as good as my 55s, but for less than 1/3 the price, these are the best servos for the money. Nice job HP. (Posted on 1/27/12)

Bought 8 of these on sale. I have used two of them, and found them to be incredibly strong! Over 20 oz of torque for $4.95. The wierd part is that they do not come with mounting grommets, and eyelets!
A call to Hobby People, and I was told they don't come with them? However for another $2.50 a piece plus shipping I could buy some.
This is information that shou;ld have been posted before purchasing.
H.P.'s customer service availability is almost non existant.
(Posted on 1/10/12)

Bought eight of these when they were on sale. (They're identical to the servo's that Airfield uses on their EDF's) Installed four of them in my Great Planes Mini Super Stearman. Output gear stripped on the rudder servo with light use. Replaced with an HS55 and no more problems. Had another one of these installed on a flap and it flaked out after light use. Had to replace it too. Have had better luck with HS55's. (Posted on 9/30/11)

I bought 20 of these and so far, so good. Great value and they work well. I was skeptical at first but way better than my hobbyking servos. Thanks. (Posted on 9/11/11)

These are better than my Hs-55s. I put into my park flyer this morning and went flying. Seem to be really good quality. I'll post again in a week. I also bought standards for my sedan and they are equally good. (Posted on 8/24/11)