So I had finally settled down and decided to build my own electric 3D machine, as opposed to buying used machines . . . a little background info; I've been flying helicopters for close to 30 years and advancing continually. I have my own style of flying that is heavily reliant on the tail rotor, some flights consist of constant pirouette maneuvers; yes, pirouetting tick-tocks, pirouetting-flips, pirouetting-loops during the entire pack. Not really smack flying necessarily (but I gravitate there occasionally).
Being heavily into pirouette work, I need a tail rotor servo that delivers power in a very defined manner. It needs to possess the ability to hold a yaw input whether it varies or not for the entire pack without getting hot. It also needs to give me fine minute adjustments with authority. Anyway, this DS120BLHV is a decently powerful servo that can tackle large tail rotor inputs without stalling, but still have that silky feeling back at the sticks. This is something I've only felt with the ProModeler servos.
Then there's the build quality. They look like they were built with a specific purpose, and then there's the great summary on the care that went into making this servo. Don't get me started on price comparisons of the competition because, there is no competition. These servos have power, precision, excellent build quality, and a great price point. Plus a live person you can easily reach out to if you have concerns.
When I was searching for servos for this build I was overwhelmed by how many servo manufacturers were out there . . . and I noticed many of them had catchy graphics on them. Yeah, but what's inside? Dang you're expensive, how's the support? Anyway, while I'm sure many of those servos are great performers, they lose me out on the price point and don't have all attributes I mentioned earlier.
Anyway, John, you make the best servos, thanks!