Belt-driven RC Timing Pair S3M 348mm - Arrowmax AM-910038  [AM-910038]

Arrowmax AM-910038 AM Medius Belt S3M 348mm Rubber White (2)
Price:
CAD$35.28
Brand:
Arrowmax
Model:
AM-910038
Condition:
Brand New
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AM Medius S3M 348mm timing pair

The Arrowmax AM-910038 AM Medius belt comes as a matched pair of S3M profile timing belts, made for belt-driven scale RC models and hobby drivetrains. Each pack includes 2 x 348mm white rubber belts intended to mesh with standard S3M pulleys used in many model transmissions.

These belts are intended for timing and power transfer between pulleys: they keep pulley rotation synchronized, allow fine tension adjustments for setup tuning, and the white finish helps with visual alignment and inspection. Fit them where an S3M tooth profile and a 348mm loop circumference match your pulley spacing.

Fitting is straightforward on most RC belt systems: route the belt over matching S3M pulleys, set a sensible starting tension, then perform a short low-speed check to confirm tracking and load distribution before running at speed. Small tension changes alter drivetrain compliance and can affect handling feedback on belt-driven layouts, so aim for even tension and avoid rubbing against pulley edges.

Specifications

  • Item: AM Medius Belt S3M 348mm White (2 pcs)
  • Material: Rubber
  • Model Number: AM-910038
  • Compatibility: Belt-driven RC models using S3M pulleys and 348mm belt loop length

As a spare or setup component, this two-piece Medius belt set offers an easy replacement option to keep S3M-based drivetrains running with consistent timing when a 348mm belt loop is required.

S3M describes the belt tooth pitch and shape; matching S3M pulleys is essential for correct tooth engagement and consistent power transfer in belt-driven RC systems.
Measure the loop circumference between pulley centres or fit an old belt around the pulleys and measure its total length to ensure a 348mm belt will sit without excess slack or over-tension.
Begin with moderate tension to avoid drag, check that the belt tracks centrally on pulleys, then run a short session and retighten incrementally if you notice slippage or uneven load.
Look for frayed edges, tooth wear, or hardening of the rubber after use; keep spares flat and away from heat or ozone to avoid premature degradation.

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