Where can I buy arms for your micro-mimi servos?
05-29-2003, 12:52 PM
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Where can I buy arms for your micro-mimi servos?
I love the S3103 servo but I can't find a place to buy arms for it.
Tried Tower, they only have an accessory package with a wheel and I want an arm.
No one seems to stock these mini Futaba arms
Thanks
Tried Tower, they only have an accessory package with a wheel and I want an arm.
No one seems to stock these mini Futaba arms
Thanks
04-05-2006, 07:47 PM
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RE: Where can I buy arms for your micro-mimi servos?
Mr. Baxter I've Towered, Googled, Futabad, and even Hobbicoed those numbers and nothing comes up at all. Who makes those and could you please give some URLs for these items?
ORIGINAL: Bax
You need to order:
HSP51160 1M11K12801 SERVO HORN MINI A $1.30
These parts can be ordered through any hobby retailer who sells Futaba systems and accessories.
You need to order:
HSP51160 1M11K12801 SERVO HORN MINI A $1.30
These parts can be ordered through any hobby retailer who sells Futaba systems and accessories.
04-06-2006, 08:42 AM
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RE: Where can I buy arms for your micro-mimi servos?
This number is a Futaba Service Center stock number, Tower does not carry these part numbers.
You can either do a "special order" through your local hobby store and they will be able to get them for you, or you can contact Futaba at 217-398-8970 opt 2.
These are also available from your hobby store or mail order company using the stock number FUTM2038
Sincerely,
Krysta
Lead Futaba Customer Service and Programming Technician
Futaba Service Center USA
You can either do a "special order" through your local hobby store and they will be able to get them for you, or you can contact Futaba at 217-398-8970 opt 2.
These are also available from your hobby store or mail order company using the stock number FUTM2038
Sincerely,
Krysta
Lead Futaba Customer Service and Programming Technician
Futaba Service Center USA
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Mr. Baxter I've Towered, Googled, Futabad, and even Hobbicoed those numbers and nothing comes up at all. Who makes those and could you please give some URLs for these items?
Mr. Baxter I've Towered, Googled, Futabad, and even Hobbicoed those numbers and nothing comes up at all. Who makes those and could you please give some URLs for these items?
ORIGINAL: Bax
You need to order:
HSP51160 1M11K12801 SERVO HORN MINI A $1.30
These parts can be ordered through any hobby retailer who sells Futaba systems and accessories.
You need to order:
HSP51160 1M11K12801 SERVO HORN MINI A $1.30
These parts can be ordered through any hobby retailer who sells Futaba systems and accessories.
05-31-2006, 12:50 PM
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RE: Where can I buy arms for your micro-mimi servos?
Thanks very much, and I must have made an error. But since then I've purchased the Futaba 9CAF with the FP-R148DF RX and six of the new Futaba S3110 micro servos - what a culture shock they are to see - and the 250 milliamp flight-pack battery.
I'm building the Super Whiz Kid from RCM plans RCM 8-69 pl_403, but I'm making the tail configuration as it would look like on the ACE Whiz-40 and a tail-dragger too! I'll use a two servo wing set up and I'm still debating about whether or not to mount the tail servos outside at the tail or not, it's a question of balance. I'll power it with the Norvel .074 with a Hayes 3 oz tank! I'll be keeping the same wing incidents and the same engine offset angles but the wing will be built with 6 degree of dihedral instead of the original 12 degree brace.
Sweet no?
I'm building the Super Whiz Kid from RCM plans RCM 8-69 pl_403, but I'm making the tail configuration as it would look like on the ACE Whiz-40 and a tail-dragger too! I'll use a two servo wing set up and I'm still debating about whether or not to mount the tail servos outside at the tail or not, it's a question of balance. I'll power it with the Norvel .074 with a Hayes 3 oz tank! I'll be keeping the same wing incidents and the same engine offset angles but the wing will be built with 6 degree of dihedral instead of the original 12 degree brace.
Sweet no?
06-05-2006, 11:38 AM
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RE: Where can I buy arms for your micro-mimi servos?
06-07-2006, 06:15 AM
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RE: Where can I buy arms for your micro-mimi servos?
Krysta probably dumped it like she did one of mine because I mentioned Tower instead of her company. They don't like competition ya know.
All I did was post the page where the servo arm in question was listed at Tower and she said "I already said that" so I'm dumping your post. I don't see that anywhere myself. [:'(]
I had only listed it because the orig poster had specifically said he could not find it at Tower.
All I did was post the page where the servo arm in question was listed at Tower and she said "I already said that" so I'm dumping your post. I don't see that anywhere myself. [:'(]
I had only listed it because the orig poster had specifically said he could not find it at Tower.
