Deegoo [4-Pack] MG996R 55g Metal Gear Torque Digital Servo Motor for Futaba JR RC Helicopter Car Boat Robot
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Style: 4 PCS
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- This MG996R Servo motor which updated from SG90 and MG90S micro servo motor. (the Speed, Tension and Accuracy all increase)
- The MG996R model compliant with most standard receiver connector,for Futaba, Hitec, Sanwa, GWS etc.
- Power Supply: Through External Adapter. Stable and Shock Proof. Coreless Motor , Metal Gear .
- Torque at 6V 12kg/cm, 7.2V 13kg/cm.(Recommended voltage: 5V, current usage: 3A ). Positioning speed at 4.8V without load 0.17s / 60 degrees
- Universally Applicable: Micro Servo Motor for 1:10 RC car robot helicopter servo remote controlled aircraft and suitable for most DIY projects.
Brand: Deegoo-FPV
Voltage: 7.2 Volts, 5 Volts, 6 Volts, 4.8 Volts
Product Dimensions: 1.57"W x 1.69"H
Material: Metal, Rubber
Item Weight: 7.8 Ounces
Brand: Deegoo-FPV
Voltage: 7.2 Volts, 5 Volts, 6 Volts, 4.8 Volts
Product Dimensions: 1.57"W x 1.69"H
Material: Metal, Rubber
Item Weight: 7.8 Ounces
Manufacturer: Deegoo
Item Weight: 7.8 ounces
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 4Pcs MG996R
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Style: 4 PCS
Solid servos at this price. I bought my son a 1/10 scale to start learning about RC cars with and he needed to replace some servos. These are great, they fit well, function well and perform great for a backyard basher. Torque seems good and noise isn't horrible. We'll see how long they last but seeing as we have 3 backups...I'm not too worried.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2025 by AMac
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Direct fit for Traxxas 2018 and 2055 (and likely all other standard-size Traxxas) servos. Spline counts are the same as those Traxxas servos, so servo savers and servo horns are a direct swap onto these. All six worked out of the package. They don't claim to be waterproof, but they should be able to take a splashing (not so much being submerged). Torque at 6.0v of these MG996R is rated at 167oz/in which is much improved over the 72oz/in of the Traxxas 2018 or the 86 oz/in of the Traxxas 2055. No gear chatter and they do not twitch. Probably not going to win any competitions with these (except maybe a stock class?) but for a better-than-stock replacement, overall very satisfied for the price.
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I ordered the set of 6. I'm using them in a robotics project, the chipo hexapod by makeyourpet .com At this price point, these are a great deal. They showed up quickly, they were packed well, they have all the hardware shown in the photos: the different plastic hats, rubber standoffs metal standoffs, black center screw, and regular scews. They have a good strength, react and move quickly, aren't too noisy, and they were all well calibrated. The build quality and components are all good for this price point, they didn't feel cheap or crappy, but they didn't feel super nice either. I'm using a 5v power bank through a pimoroni servo 2040, and I haven't had any issues driving these. Solid, will buy more for future projects.
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Quality item, very strong, and hold up really well. Great price too! I have been using these since April in a custom design where I built a gearbox to actuate the blinds in my master bedroom to open and close. I used 3 servos and they all have been functioning great. Used at least twice a day, sometimes more. They only move about 80° as that's all I need them to do, but they are very repeatable and quite sturdy. Paired them up to a ESP8266 which runs a webserver so I can actuate them with my smart home hub. I expect them to run for years before failing (I will probably buy new shades by then). Overall solid quality, metal gearing is great, and I expect them to hold up for a long time. I have already bought another 4 pack for another project. Will continue to buy these as I need them!
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