EcoPower WP115T Low Profile Waterproof High Torque Metal Gear Servo for 1/10 2wd Buggies, Drift Cars & Shift/Dig

This is a great little servo with plenty of power for shift, dig applications.

I think this is a great servo! Really fast on my TT02 and seems to compete with servos that are a lot more expensive. I’ve never had an issue with these and I have three of them now. This is my go-to for touring. Seems to respond faster than many of my other servos, and move as fast as advertised.

Surprisingly this is a great servo for the price. I’m running them in the majority of my cars. I have savox and protek in a few but I actually prefer the eco power. Over a year on some so for the money I’m impressed!!

Burnt up in a few days of use I had some before they were great I don't know if they're was a bad batch or something.

running this on a nitro 4 tec 3.3 and the response is amazing and the torque is there when it comes to getting those front wheels to point in the direction i want it to go

Installed in my DR10M drag car works very well fast and efficient.

Had these installed for dig and OD. After a short period 5-10 minutes they both got super hot causing the receiver to lose connection and apply throttle at random. Unhooked them both and truck started driving as normal.

Esc and transmitter wouldn't respond when this servo was plugged in. Servo was hot when I picked it up. Doesn't work at all...

Great servo for the price. The big positive for me is that mine did fail after about 5mo of use. But the warranty process was fast and easy. Can not ask for more.

Junk. Two out of three I have purchased smoked themselves before the End Points were even programmed. I disassembled them both to find the internal wire’s conveniently pinched between the onboard chip and aluminum section of the case. Once it heats up it melts the wire and shorts the servo. I thought it was just a manufacturing defect at first until the second cooked servo had the wiring routed in the same fashion. Shameless cash grab is what this looks like now. Don’t waste your time or money. I don’t even trust the third one I have, it will be coming out immediately before it shorts out something more expensive.

I purchased 4 of these for a couple of Vanquish Phoenix builds for the overdrive and DIG operations.

When trying Vanquish, Reefs and other name brand servo horns; all of them rub on the servo case when tightened down which adds a lot of friction and effort to move the horn. I didn't notice this when I initially built my first Phoenix. There is usually a fraction of a millimeter worth of clearance so the servo horn doesn't rub on the servo case and things operate smoothly.

I've had 2 out of the 4 servos I purchased in service for probably 2 hours worth of run time. I'm just now using the other 2 servos on my 2nd Phoenix and 1 has let out smoke after less than 2 minutes of runtime even though the servo EPAs had been set.

I understand manufacturing defects and even improper installation happen but the fact that a number of high quality, name brand servo horns rub on the case is ridiculous. That should be a no-brainer part of the design. These same servo horns fit other servos from Protec, Holmes Hobbies, NSDRC, etc. just fine.

Purchased 2 of them for my Vanquish VS4-10 Phoenix. Installed the Servo for OD. Ensured I had the trim and EXP set to the proper throw. Not even 2 minutes into testing the Servo is hot. I let it cool. Tired again and nothing. Tried the Servo out on a Servo tester…. Nothing. Tried the second Servo and the same outcome. Finally tried a take out Servo from an RTR and it’s still working.

it would not steer right and then I put it in my boat and it did nothing would not work not worth 45$