Bigger hinge/servo = more weight it can support?

[Jestersage]

Does using bigger hinge/servo allows better payload handling?

I do know that using the bigger rotors allows rotational stability, espeically when using the S-type props.

[Aegolius13]

That's been my experience -- bigger hinges can move bigger loads, and seem to do it more smoothly.

[Jestersage]

Second question: Based on everyone's observation, when should one use a G-32W hinge, and when should one use G-11 hinge?

[Aegolius13]

 

9 hours ago, Jestersage said:

Based on everyone's observation, when should one use a G-32W hinge, and when should one use G-11 hinge?

I'd say mostly based on the geometry of you're trying to create.  The G-11 type hinges let you move 90 degrees to each side from ("top") (i.e., if the mounting node is "bottom."  The G-32 opens like a book, in one direction.

Personally I've been using the first time more for cranes, grabber arms and the like, and the alligator hinges for deployable parts.