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JR's high-speed
Z4800T features a whopping 162 oz in of torque and has metal gears for durability.
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JR's analog servos boast every advantage of their digitized kin with the obvious
exception of a digital amplifier. But don't let their "humble" analog
circuitry fool you. Both have the composite, hard-coated metal gear train and
both use the same dual ball bearing shaft support. They also use coreless motors
that provide more than enough speed and torque for any competition level 1/10
car or truck. Even in larger scale applications like monster trucks and 1/8 on-
or off-road vehicles, the Z4800T can handle just about anything the driver can
dish out. |