Submicro

At last! Now, when your aircraft's structure allows (or begs you) to side mount the servos, this sidemount kit makes your life easy! Created by ProModeler, this is how you get professional results without adding much in the way of weight, or risking your model's control integrity to old fashioned hardwood blocks and glue. CNC-machined from a solid billet of 7075-T6 aircraft aluminum (and hogged out to reduce all possible weight), it incorporates four mounting screws (tapped M2 and supplied...

The DS75CLHV is one of four ProModeler takes on the sub-micro class. The DS75CLHV and DS105CLHV are sister servos (same-same except motor) while the DS125CLHV is a costlier all-alloy version, plus we offer the the DS125CLHV Brass Monkey for marine and specialize crawling applications. We'll discuss the DS75 and DS105 together. First, the product nomenclature is deciphered as; DS=Digital Servo 75 = torque rating in oz-in CL = Coreless motor HV = High Voltage (up to 8.4V) Built for pure speed,...

The DS105CLHV is one of four ProModeler takes on the sub-micro class, which includes three others, the sister servo DS75CLHV, plus the DS125CLHV (alloy case) and DS125CLHV Brass Monkey. Built for pure torque, this one outputs 105oz-in while transiting in a blazing 0.979sec/60° thus ensuring it handily outperforms class standbys like the Hitec HS-65MG (31oz-in and 0.11sec/60°) or HS-5070 (52oz-in and 0.12sec/60°). Our remit was simple . . . produce the best sub-micro in the world. And we...

What's this servo for? Suitable uses for a DS125CLHV include small unmanned vehicles for civilian consumer, defense contractors, and industry alike. Examples include; 1/24th scale crawlers Fixed-wing 3D EDF modelsTactical surveillance UAVs Micro rotary-wing applications Click Specs next. Specifications   MIL SPEC MIL-STD-810G-Part 16 Shock - Test Method 516.6 Vibration - Test Method 514.6 Rain - Test Method 514.5 Making the ProModeler DS125CLHV better than hobby-grade servos, is it's...

What's this servo for? If you're into weighting your SCX24 with brass (everybody doesn't but those who do, you know why), then we've just made a batch of Brass Monkeys. Basically, it's our DS125CLHV servo but instead of CNC machining the case from a billet of 6061-T6 aircraft aluminum, we started off from solid brass billets, instead. The point? 41g vs 21g, which puts an extra 20g mounted in the right place . . . low. In short, created to help increase control for pro-level Axial SCX24 1/24th...