Hobby King S0361 3.6g / .45kg / .12sec Micro Servo

 Blue__Rocket 57 points

No, they won't!!! These are WAY TO SMALL and don't have enough power! Just purchase these: HK15168 Coreless Analog Micro Servo 8g / 1.2kg / 0.12s Produkt ID: HK15168

 __bare 707 points

Got one, measured it : 4.5 grams with the smallest horn fitted. 2 grams lighter than a HXT500 in similarly 'ready to actually use' condition/weight. So much for the 3.6 nonsense. Beyond that it seems a decent servo, albeit a bit on the slow side

 Ninjatech 3646 points

These servos are using the Standard Futaba/JR connectors. Have a look on the left tab > Servos & Parts > Sub-Micro Servo 0-5g there is a variety of servos with micro molex connectors to meet your expectations.

 Is40:31 1461 points

good suggestion, the site can be vague at times though. Yes, this servo has Futaba/JR connectors, I have used HK282 as well as these on some scratch built foam planes. The HK282 is a good bit smaller and has micro connectors but performs very good. I ordered 7 for two projects and out of 7 only 1 was bad. If that servo works for you I suggest the HK282A which has a screw to hold the case together.

 Ninjatech 3646 points

Standard Futaba/JR connectors.

 dr-dundre 9 points

they use ur standard jr connectors

 Ninjatech 3646 points

Length is : 19.6mm (without mounting ears) 27.6mm (in total). Width is : 8.2mm. Height is : 13.3mm (up to the mounting ears) 22mm (body's height) 24.9mm (the total height including arm's shaft).

 Karl 193 points

Thanks Ninjatech. I really appreciate it. Saved me a couple dollars. Sorry it took so long to respond.

 serge25 74 points

J'ai ce servo : www.link Il a une prise compatible avec le récepteur

 Julien 1 points

Que veut tu dire par: ****link ??? Il est donc compatible ?

 serge25 74 points

Les liens ne passent pas dans les ré*ponses, je parle des servos : HK-282A ou HK-5320 qui sont des micro-servos avec des prises Jst mini.

 Ninjatech 3646 points

No ! These are plastic .

 vynner 84 points

no they are plastic gears

 FPVking 366 points

No way! are u crazy? :D

 colibri 4 points

This servos has no metal gears, buy they don´t need it! they are small, and good for planes around 5 oz.

 marko k. 3 points

plastic

 Darja 1 points

Plastic of course! no need for metal on this one

 greeffbf 21 points

Plastic gears, light weight and strong enough.

 Mirko77_Italy 135 points

NO! You need a servo for single cell volt. (3,7v) This is for standard 5-6volts. You can use the original replacemet part: - Solo Pro 180 Swashplate Servo (ID: www.link

 Zachary 8 points

Thanks, it wasn't until after I posted the question that I realized the voltage was 4.8-6. Guess I should read the description before I ask questions I already know the answer to. Haha. Thanks for the help though.

 Mirko77_Italy 135 points

you are www.link

 Mirko77_Italy 135 points

wellcome

 450 trex 103 points

the servo mounting holes are 8mm x 19mm x 15mm

 darealdaywalker 6 points

Thank you Max

 kibuki 2 points

Servos muy ligeros para convertir un Fox de MPX en un planeador de ladera RC... *-)

 loic 6 points

This servo fit well for indor small flyer... For your summit this servo will not have enough force and should burn quickly... You'd better take a bigger one..

 Mirko77_Italy 135 points

no.. hola

 whiskz 45 points

Only for a very small car, but not for a 1/16 or 1/10.

 MikiLa 2 points

I don't think so. The car must be very small, and if there are some hard impacts, the servo is not strong enough to hold it. Take a bigger one if it's possible

 Darja 1 points

Hi, it worked for mine 1/18, for a bigger car its too small.

 whiskz 45 points

yes, it will work well, but be careful not to overload!

 Jason_® 34 points

Yes, it's perfect Please credit

 neca79 297 points

I also had to wait some time. The maximum 30 days and came*). Confirm the message. thank you

 Amit 12 points

ask at "live chat" for a good answer :)

 colibri 4 points

they were out of stock a month ago..

 alfredo 9 points

right

 neca79 297 points

I think the price is better to buy a new one. Confirm the message

 miguel 11 points

For 2,99$ buy new servos, i think do not worth it to search gears and replace it.

 munsaf 290 points

Regular JR/Hitec/Futaba (minus the tab). If you are looking for the ones with the mini JST you need to get the 2.5 gram version. All these little Blue Arrows use the same spline, so the servo arms are interchangeable. That really works well between the 2.5, 3.6, and 4.3 gram versions because you can start out with the lightest one and, if it isn't torquey enough, you just swap in a heftier servo. They all have the same mounting footprint in the vertical plane (tab-to-tab). The only problem is the connector on the 2.5, since it is a mini JST, intended for ultralight receivers like the $pektrum 6300.

 jair 126 points

esse servo serve para o summit 1/10 para bloqueio diferencial

 peter2 136 points

they are standard JR servo plugs.

 fede.97 7 points

Very friendly and fast, thanks!

 arsan2009 226 points

es como el de JR

 MARCOS ALBERTO 8 points

ótimo produto, barato e pequeno, leve, muito bom

 Skeetch 66 points

Yes they are suitable in size, but I'd take s top HXT-500 and undercut seating

 Alex 10 points

with some mods

 SomeUselessGeek 180 points

They are 8.1 mm wide, 19.8 mm long, and the height varies from 24 mm for the big ones down to approximately 20 mm for the littlest ones. (I don't have any of those here right now to measure.) The center-to-center distance for the mounting tab holes is 23.65 mm, with the outside length of the tabs at 27.5 mm.

By the way, the case outline for the Arced D541BB digital servo is the exact same as that for the EM 4.3 gram unit. The Arced costs twice as much, but has better resolution and speed. YMMV.

 Cliff 334 points

19mm (without tabs) x 17mm (without gear hump) x 8mm with tabs and gear hump (but without servo arm spline) it is 27mm x 21.5mm x 8mm The wire is 124mm and goes to middle of case bottom, not case side.

 SomeUselessGeek 180 points

Regular JR/Hitec/Futaba (minus the tab). If you are looking for the ones with the mini JST you need to get the 2.5 gram version. All these little Blue Arrows use the same spline, so the servo arms are interchangeable. That really works well between the 2.5, 3.6, and 4.3 gram versions because you can start out with the lightest one and, if it isn't torquey enough, you just swap in a heftier servo. They all have the same mounting footprint in the vertical plane (tab-to-tab). The only problem is the connector on the 2.5, since it is a mini JST, intended for ultralight receivers like the $pektrum 6300.

 Lacau-Bigot 2 points

Good morning,I think that the plug is a JR Plug due to a similar servo "Blue arrow" S0361 with same characteristics. Black(-), Red ( ) et White (Data) Best regards.

 Cliff 334 points

The universal one that is closest to a JR, but will plug in a Futaba too if you just make sure the wire colors are lined up correctly. I have plugged many servos in backwards and they never get hurt. I have done it the other way too* taken a Futaba servo and carefully cut off the tab and carefully cut 45 degree bevels and then plugged it in a JR receiver.

 Cliff 334 points

Universal, which is to say it is a JR as you can make a Futaba into a JR by careful trimming.

 Douglas 23 points

Servo de excelente custo beneficio, uso no meu sakura epp e timo!