KO Propo 30062 PDS-2532ICS Low Profile Yellow Servo - Compact Precision  [KO-30062]

KO Propo 30062 - PDS-2532ICS YELLOW
Price:
CAD$63.11
Brand:
KO Propo
Model:
KO-30062
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Compact precision from KO Propo 30062 PDS-2532ICS

The KO Propo 30062 PDS-2532ICS Yellow is a compact low-profile servo built for accurate control and smooth response in space-constrained radio models. Its design focuses on delivering predictable steering feel without taking up valuable chassis room.

Built for tight installs and quick response

This unit provides strong torque and responsive movement suitable for club racing or detailed scale driving. The slim profile makes it easy to tuck into modern servo bays where clearance is limited.

Specifications

  • Torque: High-performance output
  • Design: Low profile for compact installations
  • Application: Suitable for various RC models

The KO Propo 30062 PDS-2532ICS Yellow servo is a practical upgrade for pilots who want reliable, precise control in a compact package. It fits tight layouts while giving the control fidelity needed for technical driving.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some KO Propo items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Is the KO Propo 30062 PDS-2532ICS suitable for 1/10 scale touring cars?

Yes. Its low profile and solid torque make it a good fit for many 1/10 scale touring and drift chassis where space is tight.

What servo saver or horn should I use with this servo?

Use a servo horn and saver compatible with the servo spline standard of your receiver setup; many standard 25-tooth or 24-tooth horns fit low profile units, but confirm your spline type first.

Any tips for installing in tight radio trays?

Measure clearance around the steering linkage and battery; place the servo so cables route without kinks and consider low-profile connectors to save extra millimetres.

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