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  1. I have been using the Hitec 805 when first started making them. They are ok servos. I am using them in 1/4 scale as steering and throttle servos with no problems except that I break the output gear right off. The 805MG is much better and the 5805 is digital with better power. I wouldn't recommend them for a Rebranded losi 5t throttle servo, Nylon gears can't handle the shock load. I suspect that this 900t servo is a off branded china one. The internal gears on a true 805 don't damage inside like this one did. I don't see no brake stiffener or alloy diff mount which contributed to the internal damage of the servo. In layman terms FLEX damaged the servo gears. If it was a true hitec 805 servo the servo horn would have broke off. I did look up this servo and it didn't have any replacement parts which proves that it's not a true Hitec 805 servo. But since you say it is then the OP can buy the replacement gear set for the 805 servo and fix it. You should have showed the whole post from rclagescale.com for all to see. There's always two sides to the story and you omitted the other side.
  2. I would check it and the carb too for any blockage. Take off the pressure line and fuel line and blow hard into the pressure line . You should see a stream of fuel come out on the fuel line. . You can check the carb too. Open the carb all way and hook up the fuel lie to the carb and blow into the pressure line. You should see a stream of fuel come out the spray nozel.
  3. There was another rebranded servo similar to the hitec 805. OP open up the servo and see if the gears are identified as HS805? Hobbico cs80 and tower had the ts 80 I have never broke a Hitec 805 servo like this. I always broke the output gear clean off.
  4. The cheap losi servo was NOT a rebranded Hitec 805 servo the spline count was different. Make up your mind up......
  5. The stock servos are cheap plastic. Any servo the same size with metal gear is fine.
  6. You need 2 -4s. it will be so slow! Never mix old batteries with new.
  7. The batteries and charger didn't follow you home too. Let the charging begin!!!!
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