CADA servo review, comparisons, and testing (lego compatible)

[@legonut78]

Why would I Buy Cada? Lots of non-proportional servo motors can be had for a quarter of the price. Cada missed the boat here. Had they made it proportional they would sell thousands immediately. Great video.

[@Merlins_Technic_Garage]

Yeah I do see your point, I haven't seen any proportional offbrand servos 😅😢

[@MaxBrix]

Geek servo is a Lego compatible proportional servo but you have to use an rc radio.

[@Merlins_Technic_Garage]

Yes, I have seen those I wouldn't mind trying them out, but then I also have to find a motor, a receiver and a remote, and a battery too so...

[@orangetrialtruck]

@@Merlins_Technic_Garage > I also have to find a motor You can use Lego PF motors (original or not) with a brushed ESC (electronic speed controller). Yes, this setup requires some soldering skills, but the result is outstanding. I played a lot with Lego PF / CaDA, then tried this RC setup with a geekservo and it was definitely worth the effort. I don't think I'll use Lego electronics again (at least, for cars) :)

[@d1cn]

@@Merlins_Technic_GarageMould King had a proportional servo, but it was killing Mould King’s hub, so they have discontinued this servo.

[@Bric_workshop]

Nifty!

[@theandrewharry]

The background music is too loud compared to your voice. Thanks for the review

[@williamdemler24]

Has anyone found a proportional PF servo motor? If yes, where is it for sale?

[@oldhorn420]

Mould king got a proportional servo but they pull it off the shelves because of starting a battery fire with it

[@SiD3WiNDR]

"Now, listen to the sound" - *edits extremely loud music over entire video*

[@Merlins_Technic_Garage]

Oops 🤣🥲😅