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Dymond D60 - Precision HV Servo
Specifications
Source: Most data comes from the manufacturer but some data is sourced from our loyal community.
Last Updated: |
2025-08-05 |
Modulation: |
Analog |
Torque: |
4.8V: 24.00 oz-in (1.73 kg-cm)
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Speed: |
4.8V: 0.14 sec/60°
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Weight: |
0.35 oz (10.0 g) |
Dimensions: |
Length:0.95 in (24.0 mm)
Width:0.35 in (9.0 mm)
Height:1.06 in (27.0 mm)
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Motor Type: |
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Gear Type: |
Plastic |
Rotation/Support: |
Bushing |
Rotational Range: |
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Brand: |
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Product Number: |
11300 |
Typical Price: |
21.95 USD |
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Notes
- The Dymond D60 is a high-quality analog servo in the popular 9-gram sub-micro class, distinguished by its focus on providing a higher level of torque and holding power. It is an excellent choice for more demanding applications where a standard 9g servo might feel underpowered. The D60 is a fantastic cyclic servo for 450-class helicopters, where its strength provides for crisp, authoritative collective and cyclic inputs. It is also a great choice for the control surfaces on faster, larger park flyers or small gliders that experience higher aerodynamic loads. The D60 gives pilots a solid, connected feel, ensuring control surfaces are not pushed around by the airflow.
- The D60 is characterized by its strong for its size" performance backed by the Dymond reputation for quality. It uses a powerful motor and a robust gear train to deliver a level of torque that is a noticeable step up from a standard 9g servo. This makes it a very popular upgrade for pilots looking to enhance the performance and control authority of their models without jumping to a heavier class of servo. It provides a welcome boost in power and a more confident flight experience.
- In robotics the D60's high torque makes it a very capable actuator for small-scale projects. It is strong enough to be used for building a powerful robotic gripper that can securely hold objects or for the primary load-bearing joints of a small walking robot. For any compact robotics project that requires a bit more muscle to perform its task effectively the D60 provides that power in a reliable high-quality package.
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Reviews of Dymond D60 (5)
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Rating:
Application(s): All four functions in a 2m thermal e-sailplane
Comments: Assuming these are as good as the smaller D-47s then I'll give them a preliminary rating of 5
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Rating:
Application(s): 1.5m DLG ailerons
Comments: This servo burried 3 of my DLGs and is now in fourth. And i say burried, after countles crashess and fixes. Meaning survived at least 20 crashes and still kicking!!!! Thats all that needs to be said...
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Rating:
Application(s): DLG discuss lauch glider flaperon+rudder
3D foamies 40" wingspan
Comments: I've used D60s on several DLGs for flaperon and rudder, over about 3 years. Really good performance, very little trouble. Just had one that went faulty, driving one direction and not the other. A friend had the same problem, which caused serious airframe damage. But maybe this could happen with any brand of servo?
Also used D60s for two 3D foamies, lots of crashes but they performed really well.
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Rating:
Application(s): Aileron and flaps for f5b glider
Comments: Excellent for ailerons, but easily damaged if used for flaps
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Rating:
Application(s): Aileron servo
Comments: This Servo is used by 80% of F5D flyers and has been the main for at least 5 years. It has good centering and low slop.
It also stands the test of time as so far has never broken down which although there are other more expensive options for High perfomance aileron servos, many of us still stick with the D60 or SD 150 as its known in the UK.
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