BLS2 -> $90-150

We ripped off this description from the DS490BLHV because the DS465BLHV is a 180°sister-servo. We've parked a standard size DS635BLHV next to the low profile DS465BLHV retract servo. Both share 20mm x 40mm footprint. This HV (high voltage) digital servo can transit 180° of travel and is the best servo you can buy if you're looking for a standard class footprint with a lower profile than a conventional servo while offering an extended range of travel (if not retractable landing gear perhaps for...

We've parked a standard size DS635BLHV next to the low profile DS490BLHV servo (both share 20mm x 40mm footprint) to show off its svelte low-profile design. So if you're looking for a standard class servo with a lower profile than a conventional servo (perhaps for wing-mounted applications or 1/10th scale carpet racing) then this is a very rugged alternative to the usual suspects in the class. Maybe one you'll judge best for you! Let us show you a little more about it . . . beginning by...

This is the ProModeler DS635BLHV servo. It's one of a series of three servos, this one, plus the DS845 and DS1155 where the basic differences are the motors and gear ratios - otherwise they're like three peas in a pod! It's of a size and shape similar to other standard-size servos meaning it features conventional beam mounts so it's designed to be installed with vibration isolating rubber. Note how it sports a beefy 15T spline (versus the smaller conventional 25T spline output shaft). Why?...

This is the ProModeler DS845BLHV servo. It's one of a series of three servos, this one, plus the DS635 and DS1155 where the basic differences are the motors and gear ratios - otherwise they're like three peas in a pod! It's of a size and shape similar to other standard-size servos meaning it features conventional beam mounts so it's designed to be installed with vibration isolating rubber. Note how it sports a beefy 15T spline (versus the smaller conventional 25T spline output shaft). Why?...

This is the ProModeler DS1155BLHV servo. It's one of a series of three servos, this one, plus the DS635 and DS845 where the basic differences are the motors and gear ratios - otherwise they're like three peas in a pod! It's of a size and shape similar to other standard-size servos meaning it features conventional beam mounts so it's designed to be installed with vibration isolating rubber. Note how it sports a beefy 15T spline (versus the smaller conventional 25T spline output shaft). Why?...