Futaba S5801 Drum-Style Sail Winch Servo  [S5801]

Futaba S5801 Servo Sail Winch
Price:
NZD$234.11
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
S5801
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Accurate Drum Control with Futaba S5801

The Futaba S5801 High Torque Sail Winch Servo is engineered to give model sailors a true winch feel and repeatable sheet adjustments. Its drum mechanism delivers controlled line take-up that is easier to judge than standard servo arms, helping maintain consistent sail trim in variable conditions.

Main Advantages of the Futaba S5801

  • High Torque & Speed: Capable of delivering 109 oz/in at 6V and 136 oz/in at 7.2V, ensuring powerful and efficient operation.
  • Durable Build: Equipped with metal gears and two ball bearings for enhanced durability and smooth performance.
  • Adjustable Trimmer: Allows for customization from two to six 360-degree revolutions, providing flexibility in speed and control.
  • Water Resistant: Built to withstand the elements, making it perfect for marine applications.
  • 5-Pole Motor: Delivers reliable power and efficiency, ideal for demanding sailing conditions.

Specifications

  • Torque: 109 oz/in @ 6V, 136 oz/in @ 7.2V (7.8 kg/cm @ 6V, 9.8 kg/cm @ 7.2V)
  • Speed: 0.6 sec/360° @ 6V, 0.5 sec/360° @ 7.2V
  • Drum Travel: Adjustable from 2 to 6 revolutions
  • Dimensions: L: 46mm, W: 25mm, H: 46mm
  • Weight: 83g
  • Power Requirement: 6.0 - 7.2V NiCd battery (5 - 6 cells)
  • Drum Diameter: 42mm

If you want precise, repeatable trimming and a robust build for club or fun sailing, the Futaba S5801 is a solid choice for upgrading model yachts.

Many hobbyists use a standard Tamiya or equivalent connector on NiCd packs for reliable fit, but check your receiver and power setup before wiring.
Yes, the compact L46 x W25 x H46mm size and 83g weight make the S5801 suitable for many small to mid-size yachts, provided you have space for a 42mm drum.
Regularly flush with fresh water after salt exposure, lubricate moving parts lightly if needed, and avoid overloading the drum to prevent gear wear.

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