Futaba S3153 Digital Micro High-Speed Servo for Futaba Receivers  [S3153]

Futaba S3153 Digital Micro High-Speed Servo
Price:
CAD$52.34
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
S3153
Condition:
Brand New
Write a review

Futaba S3153 digital micro servo overview

The Futaba S3153 is a compact digital high-speed servo engineered for radio-controlled models that require a small footprint and fast response. It plugs directly into Futaba radio control receivers and is well suited to small electric model aircraft and similarly light RC airframes.

The unit features metal gears to resist wear and deliver repeatable movement. As a high-speed digital servo it can draw significant current under load; when using NiMH or LiPo packs make sure the battery, regulator or BEC can supply sufficient amperage to the receiver and servo rail.

Installation involves mounting the servo in the model, selecting the correct horn and grommets from the accessory pack, fixing the control linkage, and connecting the servo lead to the intended receiver channel. The S3153 is not designed for high-torque roles such as large gliders or models with heavy control loads; avoid using it in gasoline-engine aircraft that require stronger servos.

Packing includes

  • One S3153 Digital High Speed Micro Mini Servo
  • One Servo Accessory Pack (Horn, Grommets, Screws, Bushings)

Specifications

  • Item Futaba S3153 Digital High-Speed Servo
  • Model Number S3153
  • Material Metal gears
  • Speed 0.11 sec/60 at 4.8V, 0.09 sec/60 at 6V
  • Torque 19 oz-in (1.4 kg/cm) at 4.8V, 24 oz-in (1.7 kg/cm) at 6V
  • Dimensions 22 x 11 x 20 mm
  • Weight 9.6 g
  • Output Shaft Diameter 5 mm
  • Included Servo and accessory pack (horns, grommets, screws, bushing)

For lightweight electric models needing quick control response, the Futaba S3153 provides a compact, metal-geared digital option; pair it with an appropriate power source and avoid heavy-load installations to maximise service life.

The S3153 uses a standard servo lead and is compatible with Futaba radio control receivers that provide conventional PWM servo channels. Plug the servo into the channel you plan to control and use your transmitter to set endpoints and trims.
Operate the servo at standard receiver voltages; 4.8V extends longevity while 6V improves speed and torque. If you run higher voltages, confirm that your battery, regulator or BEC can handle the servo's peak current draw without browning out the receiver.
Each package contains one S3153 micro servo and an accessory pack with a selection of horns, grommets, screws and bushings to suit most standard installations.
No. The S3153 is intended for light-duty control surfaces. For large gliders or gasoline-engine aircraft that demand high torque, choose a standard or heavy-duty servo specified for those loads.
Yes. Replacement horns are available; common Futaba part numbers for compatible horns include FUTM2038 for the standard horn and FUTM2005 for longer variants.

Copyright © 2008-2026 rcjaz.ca All rights reserved