Hey everyone -

I've just done a major update of the site - there are now over 1,750 servos in the database!

rudyy - here are Align Servos

robhurlin - here are Savox Servos

Thanks for all of the nice feedback.

Thanks for bringing this about. Very Samaritan of you!

I would think the HobbyCity servos would also be a worthwhile addition...

It's easy to find an excuse to do wrong. Hard is not to find an excuse to do right.

NICE!!!

Velocity 50 "99.9999999999999% of an atom is empty space." also 01001000 01001001

Very useful. Very good job! Very nice!

Spiros

Engine is the HEART of an r/c model, but THE PILOT is it's SOUL.

"Thank You"
Very Nice

Very nice!

- Chris

Team New Mexico
TJinTech

Servo DB

Awesome job so far...
I just ran into it and bookmarked it!!

Great idea..especially the comparison..love it...

Only issue i saw is when i search the results come up empty
examples..
Your search - 9202 - did not match any documents
our search - 9252 - did not match any documents.
Your search - DS420 - did not match any documents.

And i know those servos are in the DB...

one more hint when your playing with code thinking of added features

You did a nice job with the Paging and querying by criteria but you limit the results to 25 per page always

it would be well suited to allow all the results on one page..this way one can find the fastest servo with little issue..or lightest...

maybe a "Display All Results" and Display 25 Results type of field would be nice

great job regardless...

Fly, Fly then Fly some more!!

pkfrizzlefry - to find the fastest or lightest servo you can click on the column header (e.g. "Speed" or "Weight") and it will sort all of the servos by that attribute.

Yup

I've been on your site for 30 Min
admiring the .03sec Servos as well as the lightest
biowire .03oz ones

Awesome site...
i will use it for future comparison that's for sure!!

Fly, Fly then Fly some more!!

Very nice. Well laid out app and the app seems to be coded very well based on performance. Great work man.

Procrastinators of the world unite ... tomorrow.
AMA #: 912822

"Display All Results"

That would be a worthwhile addition, for sure.

It's easy to find an excuse to do wrong. Hard is not to find an excuse to do right.

What platform did you code it in? Asp.Net?

Procrastinators of the world unite ... tomorrow.
AMA #: 912822

Sonic88 - PHP

Very nice! Thanks for putting the time in. Any way you could code a "Servo Builder" With either drop down menues or links?

Like.........

Type: Digital
Gears: Metal
Voltage: 7.4
Length: 5.7
Width: .59

And on and on motor type, height, speed ect. And it would narrow the list based on your selections. What do you think? Depending how you program it, could be as easy as a table search. If you used tables or fields.

scott011422 - I'm not sure if I understand what you're saying, but doesn't the advanced servo search do what you want?

Lol, Talk about geting caught with egg on my face. Yep, thats exactly what I was talking about! Didn't even notice the advanced search button. Sorry! Great job though.

Amazing compilation. Thanks for taking the time and effort to do this!

Regards, Brandon; Team Synergy; Scorpion; & Bavarian Demon; AMA# L939231

Ahh PHP. My preference. I did not dig too deep into it. At first glance it looked some ASP.NET formatted gridviews. Very nice work.

Procrastinators of the world unite ... tomorrow.
AMA #: 912822

+1 nice simple digestible format with great information.

Team GrandRC

servodatabase.com

love the site...been using it alot latley

But really wish the search wored better, it really never finds the servo by number like 9202,9252...etc

Regardless i still been using it...the comparison engine works very well but to find specific servos by servo number i have to go page by page and use IE search...

Thanks

Fly, Fly then Fly some more!!