ES08MA II 12g Mini Metal Gear Analog Servo for RC Model

ES08MA II 12g Mini Metal Gear Analog Servo for RC Model

Name: ES08MA II 12g Mini Metal Gear Analog Servo for RC Model
SKU: TS-M143
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This servo features a durable metal gear train, which significantly enhances its strength and reliability compared to plastic gear counterparts.

$9.95

4 in stock

This item: ES08MA II 12g Mini Metal Gear Analog Servo for RC Model

4 in stock

$9.95

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SKU: TS-M143

Categories:90 Degree Rotation, Motors - Servo's, Servo motors

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The ES08MA II is a compact 12g analog servo with durable metal gears, ideal for RC models and robotics. Operating at 4.8–6V, it delivers fast response and torque up to 2.0kg·cm. Its standard connector ensures compatibility with most receivers. Reliable and affordable, it’s perfect for control surfaces in lightweight aircraft and small-scale hobby projects.

Specifications:

Type: ES08MA II
Size: 23 x 11.5 x 24 mm
Weight: 12g / 0.42oz
Working voltage: 4.8V~6.0V
Working current: 200mA/60°
Speed: 0.12sec/60o at 4.8V; 0.10sec/60o at 6V
Torque: 1.6/2.0 kg.cm (4.8V/6v)
Materials: Metal Gear
The line length: 25 cm
Standard: Futaba/JR universal plug

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ES08MA II 12g Mini Metal Gear Analog Servo for RC Model

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