AGFRC19KG High-Torque Low-Profile Digital-Servo - 0.073s High Speed, Full Metal Gear, Brushless Motor, Programmable RC Servo Motor for 1/10 RC Cars, Robots (A50BHL&AGF-SPV3)

Waited to review this until I had run it for quite a bit of time. Very happy with the servo, I've now turned hundreds of laps with this on the local clay track with my 4wd RC10B74 and it's been an excellent servo. It may be TOO fast for my skill level, but it's held up to some hard hits and keeps on functioning well.I used the USB programmer to set a perfect center before installing, and configure other setup parameters. Great buy.

I have 2 of these servos, one I’ve had for over 2 years, the other for over a year, without a single issue to report. Paired with the usb tuner, these are hands down the best servos for drifting punching well above their price point. I run yok dp-302 gyros, which work flawlessly with these servos. Great out of the box tune, but unmatched once tuned. And the tuner, unlike other brands, actually makes sense. Hate steering wobble but want access to the full range of gain your gyro is capable of? Start with this tune:- Damping factor: 350- PWM Power: 69% 😎 * this max power setting helps really smooth out your steering input from the TX to the wheels- Sensitivity: Low- Click “write” and enjoyI run these on my R-ER and Travis 2, and the steering is butter smooth. Snobs scoff at my servos from time to time, but they’ve never owned, used em or tuned em. They’re missing out, but you don’t have to. If you made it this far, pull the trigger and thank me later.

Great looking and feeling servo. Out of the box it feels like quality. The usb programmer worked great on my laptop. The adjustments made a big difference on my RWD drift RC. Would buy it again.

This servo is very low noise, actually no noise as far as gears. Works great so far I have not complaints. I have it on a RC10B74 and its more than enough. AGFRC seems to be making great products and affordable prices. Not the norm nowadays.

Used for 1/10 remote controlled cars.Swapped previous 1251's (9 kg torque) and the 19 kg torque was noticeable different.Strong full metal case, total weight is about 10 grams heavier than the 1251's.Program option download worked first time used, adds an interesting tuning option not possible with other similarly priced servos. However, not using the programming regularly, requires computer at trackside.The AGFC Store now has some replacement gears, but no replacement cases. Some of my older cars require tab removal, so it would be nice to have an option to buy a new spare case for installation in a car with a different installation pattern.So far, no failures or issues with any of the servos.

Premium quality servo for a good price. The programming software for tuning is a little hard to get ahold of. I have it installed in my Tamiya TC01 build.It hasn't ever given me issues that I didn't cause, and once I fixed those: back to full performance and strength.

Perfect size for my DR10m rc drag car.

It is easy to program, and I followed another users review recommendation for drift settings, and it worked. I can turn my gain up to 100% now! I will buy another. I have also heard that AGFRC is the manufacturer for other companies too like yokomo, rev d, yeah racing, etc. not sure if that is true or not but a lot of other companies, gyros and servos look and function awful lot like AGFRC. I paid $70 for the servo and programmer which is about $30 cheaper that a Yokomo or rev d servo with programmer. People who never heard of AGFRC are missing out

I was skeptical at first but this little guy is fast enough to race with the big brands!

I have had this motor powered 24/7 and moving 30 times a day for the past 7 months with no issues! Great product.

I tried this servo last year because my Savox 1258's was starting to glitch out my ESC. Savox servo use a lot of current and my ESC could not supply enough amps. So I popped the A50BHL in my B6.2D, and the glitch went away immediately. I ran the whole season, 14 club races with no problems. So this season I decided to upgrade my whole fleet to the AGFRC A50BHL. I put it in my B74.1D ran it now for 3 club races, no issues yet. Also put it in my Xray X1. So far no failures in any one the cars even though I had some very very hard hits.

I tried this servo last year because my Savox 1258's was starting to glitch out my ESC. Savox servo use a lot of current and my ESC could not supply enough amps. So I popped the A50BHL in my B6.2D, and the glitch went away immediately. I ran the whole season, 14 club races with no problems. So this season I decided to upgrade my whole fleet to the AGFRC A50BHL. I put it in my B74.1D ran it now for 3 club races, no issues yet. Also put it in my Xray X1. So far no failures in any one the cars even though I had some very very hard hits.