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Futaba S3305 - High-Torque Standard Servo w/Metal Gears
Specifications
Last Updated: |
2024-07-22 |
Modulation: |
Analog |
Torque: |
4.8V: 99.00 oz-in (7.13 kg-cm)
6.0V: 124.00 oz-in (8.93 kg-cm)
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Speed: |
4.8V: 0.25 sec/60°
6.0V: 0.20 sec/60°
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Weight: |
1.66 oz (47.0 g) |
Dimensions: |
Length:1.57 in (39.9 mm)
Width:0.79 in (20.1 mm)
Height:1.50 in (38.1 mm)
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Motor Type: |
3-pole |
Gear Type: |
Metal |
Rotation/Support: |
Dual Bearings |
Rotational Range: |
90° |
Pulse Cycle: |
(add) |
Pulse Width: |
(add) |
Connector Type: |
J |
Brand: |
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Product Number: |
FUTM0045 |
Typical Price: |
31.99 USD |
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Notes
- This product has been discontinued. The direct replacement you can purchase below is the S-U305.
- This servo is approved for use with NiCd batteries only.
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Reviews of Futaba S3305 (6)
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Application(s): Airplane scale 50cc _ giant P-47
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Application(s): Considering the S3305 for my new Escapade MX.
Comments: Concerned about the Nicd battery issue. Can I use a LiFe 2000?
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Application(s): Steering on Axial SXC10
Comments: I have this servo for almost 6 years, and never had any trouble with it, it was on my TT-01 Rally car, on my M-03 Mini chassis and for a long time on my Axial SCX-10 Land rover, and it keeps working like new!
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Application(s): OFNA Nexx10SC Steering
Comments: This servo is perfect for the application it is in. It feels great, hasn't broken for 1 year now, metal gear, and it is cheap compared to others.
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Application(s): losi 8ight-t
Comments: they say nicad only because of the amp draw ! but a good high mah lipo bat is fine, just use a good voltage reg with a high amp cap !
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Application(s): Used on all surfaces on a 90 size 3-d arf airplane(exc. throt.)
Comments: I have been using these servos (s3305) in my Sig Mayhem 3-d plane w/120 Saito four stroke engine. I am more of a Sport flyer than any 3-d but obtained the airplane used.My point to make is: I have been using a 2-cell lipo 7.4volt 2000 mah 8c rated battery with a mpI voltage regulator (down to 6volts) Till now ive had NO problem but I see that Futaba suggests "nicad only" usage..... Can you explain????
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