Batan B1211 Servo

Specifications

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Last Updated:	2025-08-03
Modulation:	Analog
Torque:	6.0V: 97.20 oz-in (7.00 kg-cm)
Speed:	6.0V: 0.18 sec/60°
Weight:	1.76 oz (50.0 g)
Dimensions:	Length:1.55 in (39.4 mm) Width:0.76 in (19.3 mm) Height:1.52 in (38.6 mm)
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Gear Type:	Metal
Rotation/Support:	Single Bearing
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For applications where speed and precision are the name of the game, the discontinued Batan B1211 is a clear winner. While it may not have the same raw torque as its B1210 sibling, the B1211 more than makes up for it with its blistering speed and lightning-fast response times. This makes it an ideal choice for the steering on 1/10 scale touring cars and drift cars, where quick, precise adjustments are the key to victory. The B1211's speed also makes it a great option for the cyclic controls on 450-class and larger helicopters, providing the crisp, responsive feel that aerobatic pilots demand.
The B1211's all-metal gear train ensures that its speed is not compromised by a lack of durability. These rugged gears are built to withstand the rigors of competitive racing and aggressive 3D flying, providing a long and reliable service life. The servo's dual ball-bearing supported output shaft further enhances its precision, eliminating slop and ensuring that your control inputs are translated directly into action.
In the realm of robotics, the B1211's speed and accuracy make it a great choice for applications that require rapid movements, such as a high-speed sorting system or a nimble, camera-equipped drone. Whether you're a competitive racer looking for an edge or a robotics engineer in need of a fast and reliable actuator, the Batan B1211 delivers the performance you need to succeed.