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Hitec HS-300
Standard Discontinued

Hitec HS-300

Compatible Hardware

*Spec is estimated from brand data.

Technical Specifications

Last Updated: 2026-09-05
Identity
Brand Hitec
Product Number (add)
Category Hobby
Discontinued Yes
Performance
Torque
6.0V 51.00 oz-in
4.8V 42.00 oz-in
Speed
6.0V 0.15 sec/60°
4.8V 0.19 sec/60°
Running Current (add)
Stall Current (add)
Shaft Power 0.41–0.63 W
Physical
Weight 1.66 oz
Dimensions L 1.60 in
W 0.80 in
H 1.40 in
Case Material (add)
Drivetrain
Motor Type 3-pole
Motor Drive (add)
Gears Plastic
Gear Spline/Teeth 24 T estimate
Rotation Mode Positional
Rotation/Support Bushing
Backlash (add)
Control & Signal
Modulation Analog
Direction (add)
Rotational Range (add)
Mechanical Limit (add)
Pulse Cycle 20 ms
Pulse Width 900-2100 µs
Neutral Position (add)
Dead Band (add)
Refresh Rate (add)
Angle Sensor Potentiometer
Control System PWM
Programmable No
Signal Voltage (add)
Electrical & Environment
Operating Voltage (add)
Power Source Direct
Regulator Type Direct
Temperature (add)
Water Rating (add)
Certification (add)
Idle Current (add)
Connectivity
Connector JR (Universal) estimate
Wire Length (add)
Origin
Country of Origin (add)

Disclaimer: Most data is sourced from the manufacturer. Some data is sourced from our loyal community and with the help of AI. We aim for accuracy but are not responsible for inaccurate information.

Notes

This servo was replaced by the HS-322. It also came in a ball bearing version, HS-300BB, with all other specs identical.

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Reviews (3)

  • Boater

    March 18, 2018

    Application(s): Rudder for Boat All controls on plane

    Comments: They did the job with no problems at all

  • ayadi

    September 20, 2017

    Application(s): construction robot

    Comments: happy

  • sploutchnick

    May 20, 2015

    Application(s): training plane

    Comments: I don't like this servo very much. Mine are oldtimers - beginning of the nineties! - and came as I used Graupner C505, Sanwa SM631 and Robbe RS 100. I noticed they were a bit more powerful and perhaps speedy - read what was my comparison basis... - but I found they were noisy, gritty like there was sand inside the gears, and I haven't the same building quality feeling. So, decent servos, but they don't have any interest in front of nowadays chinese high-entry level (!) like towerpro 996, IMHO.

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