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SpringRC SM-S3471M
Mini Discontinued

SpringRC SM-S3471M

Compatible Hardware

*Based on known specs.

Technical Specifications

Last Updated: 2026-10-10
Identity
Brand SpringRC
Product Number SM-S3471M
Category Hobby
Discontinued Yes
Performance
Torque
6.0V 55.50 oz-in
4.8V 44.40 oz-in Below Average
Speed
6.0V 0.06 sec/60°
4.8V 0.08 sec/60° Above Average
Physical
Weight 1.06 ozBelow Average
Dimensions L 1.398 in
W 0.598 in
H 1.193 in
Case Material Aluminum
Drivetrain
Motor Type Coreless
Gears Metal
Rotation Mode Positional
Rotation/Support Dual Bearings
Control & Signal
Modulation Digital
Rotational Range 60°
Control System PWM
Electrical & Environment
Operating Voltage 4.8–6 V
Connectivity
Wire Length 200 mm

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.

Class Comparison

TorqueBelow Average
Stronger than 32% of 262 Digital Mini servos at 4.8V
SpeedAbove Average
Faster than 86% of 263 Digital Mini servos at 4.8V
WeightBelow Average
Lighter than 27% of 466 Digital Mini servos

Performance Analysis

Shaft Power 1.03–1.71 W
Power Density1.715 W/in³
More power-dense than 55% of 440 Digital Mini servos
Torque Density1.4800 oz-in/g
Stronger than 13% of 258 Digital Mini servos
Torque-to-Volume Ratio44.52 oz-in/in³
Denser torque than 16% of 262 Digital Mini servos
Speed-to-Weight0.41667 (1/sec·g)
Faster than 67% of 259 Digital Mini servos
Speed-Torque Trade-off3.55
Better balanced than 19% of 261 Digital Mini servos
Torque Gain per Volt20.83%/V
More voltage-responsive (torque) than 76% of 232 Digital Mini servos
Speed Gain per Volt27.78%/V
More voltage-responsive (speed) than 95% of 235 Digital Mini servos
Voltage Range Width1.2 V
Wider voltage range than 23% of 351 Digital Mini servos

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Reviews (2)

  • mhills51

    September 8, 2013

    Application(s): Trex 500 and 500pro

    Comments: I found a lot of problems people have with this and other tail servos is people setting them to the new standard for a tail 333mhz. This servo is rated at a max of 300 from the manufacturer. I had mine set on the pro to 290 and never had a issue until I had a rekit crash. It then developed a tick. I have been running one on my Airwolf for over a year and a half with a Futaba 401 without any issues. The only problem I have is no replacement gears.

  • Hpiz

    April 15, 2012

    Application(s): Tail servo on a trex 500

    Comments: Worked for about two flights, then locked up and refuses to operate anymore

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