EMAX ES08MA II 12g Mini Metal Gear Analog Servo for RC Model (Pack of 4)

Excellent servos - the real thing not cheap, unreliable clones that other sellers have.

Very good. Emax seems to be good quality all the time. Have not had any issues with Emax servos or motors.

Amazing servo for the price. Don't bother with expensive servos, this one is just as good. Fast travel, low battery draw, durable gears, fits perfect.

Bought two one burnt out, might not be the maker but the user, the other two I have have worked for a year so pretty good just be careful about burning them out.

Perfect fit for the Meus 2spd transmission. It allows it to shift gears with the transmitter. Just be sure to set the endpoints for the servo to prevent it from binding and burning up.

These appear to be a quality product with a good competitive price. I have used them in several rc plane builds. Many of the precut servo mounts needed to be enlarged slightly to accommodate these servos. Really a non-issue.

I purchased the Axial SCX24 JLU and while it was fun, I found the stock servo to be somewhat lacking in power while on an incline. So, I looked around and came across these as a suggested replacement. Yes and no. The width (AS-1 vs ES08M) is 21.3mm vs 23.6mm (give or take). Off the bat you know you'll need to mod the stock servo tray. Either fidget with it a bit or buy a replacement that will fit the ES08M. You'll be better served if you trimmed the servo screw mounts a bit so it'll fit neater within the chassis. On my SCX24 JLU, it was just BARELY in between and would rub or hang when flexing. The wire comes straight down on these vs the AS-1 where it comes out directly at the sides. The cable is pretty damn long at about 250mm compared to the AS-1 at 58mm. That's pretty damn long for a tiny servo. Did I mention it was taller? So instead of the steering rod links being parallel with the front bumper, it'll stick out about 2mm. Not an issue but in case you're tight for space. So that's the jist for fitment. It's noisy but has some power. Obviously since it is a bit stronger it'll make a little more noise. Now, noise is subjective so keep that in mind but I did notice these were noisier than the AS-1. All in all, these are about the only ones you can buy to replace the stock AS-1 servo if you need something stronger. If you do find a smaller one that's just as strong if not stronger, reply and let us all know.

these things are very small but are very strong for their size, I am limited on space in my 1/14 scale custom built fire engine and was not able to get two standard servos in the front area, they work good so far and take the space of one standard servo. impressed, will have to see how they hold up..

Works perfect and for a great price too!

I used this in my new rc glider . They are working well