SUB MICRO SERVOS
03-14-2006 | 01:58 PM
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From: Midvale, UT
RE: SUB MICRO SERVOS
Take a look at the new Futaba s3110. They put out 22.2 oz-in of torque and speed is rated at 0.1 sec/60. I tried one the other day and it's great. They sell for $14.99 and the weight is 7.7g or 0.27 oz.
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03-14-2006 | 02:00 PM
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From: Rochester,
NY
RE: SUB MICRO SERVOS
Futaba 3110 extremely fast they center great and they have tons of torque and they are only $14.95
SPECS:
Length: 0.9" (21.8mm)
Width: 0.4" (11mm)
Height: 0.8" (19.8mm)
Weight: .27oz (7.7g)
Speed @ 4.8V: .10 sec/60°
Torque @ 4.8V: 22 oz-in
SPECS:
Length: 0.9" (21.8mm)
Width: 0.4" (11mm)
Height: 0.8" (19.8mm)
Weight: .27oz (7.7g)
Speed @ 4.8V: .10 sec/60°
Torque @ 4.8V: 22 oz-in
03-14-2006 | 03:16 PM
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From: Warner Robins,
GA
RE: SUB MICRO SERVOS
Ditto on the 3110's.
I used them in all my planes including my competition plane at Xtreme Freestyle Championships, and many other pilots used them too.
Top notch servos. Very light, lots of torque, rocket fast, and they center very well. .1 sec is a REALLY fast servo, most others in that class are .17-.20
I used them in all my planes including my competition plane at Xtreme Freestyle Championships, and many other pilots used them too.
Top notch servos. Very light, lots of torque, rocket fast, and they center very well. .1 sec is a REALLY fast servo, most others in that class are .17-.20
