Are these actuators stronger or more reliable then the cheaper DLA110 actuators or am i spending more money for no reason?
1312009
I don't know anything about the DLA110 but these are very strong and I have used then about a year without any issues, as strong as day one.
1312010
Used one in my Z, has been pretty good for a few years, although finally dying - the locks, to the actuator's credit, are really stiff though. I used the other one to remote-fire a paintball gun behind my front grille, and it's held up even better :) I'd buy 'em again.
1312011
I believe they are more reliable and stronger. At least it seems to be better made.
2088765
I have about 10,000 actuations...I'll put my MkIV up against my 1DX any day of the week. It is an amazing camera. In three areas,it is betterthan my 1DX. 1. Battery life is probably 2x longer (with same battery)2. Sensor attracts less dust3. Sensor size gives me a bit more reach.Overall the 1DmIV is a 10 out of 10.
138424
I just got them in the mail a little over a week ago and I tried two so far and they seem to be as good if not better as X-acto's version. I have always just bought X-acto's brand. But this is a 100 count and a awesome price. I really like them.
1922582
These are like standard actuators, so for sure they will work but you have to do all the adjustments to make them work, i mean they wont fit exactly where the originals are.
1428002
Personally I think these are much more heavy duty than the 9154 model workout adding weight to the product. You still get great leverage to cut big limbs and can handle small ones with ease too. I've done a lot to mine and never worry about them breaking
989620
You can buy bits that are impact ready and imbedded into a 1/4" hex base. Impacts don't know when to stop. If you are not quick to unpull the trigger, you can do some damage using this as a driver for delicate situations. Without specifics, it is hard to be precise. I suppose the best advice is is invest in a set of bits and see how you like this. The bits will be cheaper than another tool.
752987
Joysticks offer much more precision than the regular microsoft controler. You can also adjust them on the fly in the program mode. As for longevity they have not started to drift at all for me in any way since i bought the contoler about 6 or so months ago. I have never usd a fusion controler, but the sabertooth has met all of my expectations and then some.
963370
I did not notice any difference in durability after half a year of pretty hard work with both of them. But I do feel a difference in torque: not the maximum, which seems to be more or less the same, but the brushless driver is much harder to work carefully with. It feels digital: one or zero, on or off. The non-brushless driver can be run fast or slow, depending on the strength of your index finger, but that doesn't work very well with the brushless one.
1356260
I have installed these kits on many vehicles. Never found a single one that it wouldn't work on. An actuator by itself will not work. You will need the complete kit. Everything you need is included in the kit.
1627294
I'm not familiar with the "craft light" so I'm, not in a position to compare. All I know is that my XtraFlex2 works beautifully and reliably and I consider it an exremely worthwhie purchase.
392790
I just got one & needed to replace the motors after one day, I order motors from Micro Motors the same time I ordered my Alais. These motors for only $29 make the Alais a dream to fly. http://micro-motor-warehouse.com/collections/parts-for-rtf-models/products/cl-0820-15-11t
1121792
In my experience, the name brand is worth the extra price. The name brand ones last longer and have better print quality.
173932
Better reduce the rating to about 125. I'm 190 and the incline T-bar actuator just snapped on mine. No thanks on another too-flimsy replacement, I'll just buy some material and fix your design flaw myself.
85927
The Axial glide mechanism has alot of advantages to it. You can't go wrong with it. If have access to one, try it out. Good luck!
2008351
Daniel, Shutter actuations (not activations) is not a critical issue when it comes to professional styled cameras. The D300 is rated for 150K before it might fail. Might is the operative word. Most of these types of cameras go well beyond their stated actuations. Follow this link to get an answer as to how it's done. http://www.ehow.com/how_7428841_total-actuations-nikon-d300.html. . . . bgs..
278706
I bought the aircat 1150 impressive trigger control i can reduce the torque apllied with trigger squeeze the dial is only the max torue apllied at that setting while the trigger allows a varibable up to the selected setting
2088766
I have about 10,000 actuations...I'll put my MkIV up against my 1DX any day of the week. It is an amazing camera. In three areas,it is betterthan my 1DX. 1. Battery life is probably 2x longer (with same battery) 2. Sensor attracts less dust 3. Sensor size gives me a bit more reach. Overall the 1DmIV is a 10 out of 10.