KO Propo 30066 - PDS-2514 Slimline Off-Road Servo  [KO-30066]

KO Propo 30066 - PDS-2514
Price:
NZD$101.20
Brand:
KO Propo
Model:
KO-30066
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Precision Slimline Servo for Off-Road Racing

The KO Propo 30066 - PDS-2514 is a slim, low-profile servo made for 1/10 electric off-road competition. Built with metal gears and dual ball bearings, it keeps steering crisp during rough runs. The core motor produces 10.8 kg-cm of torque and a speed of 0.16 s/60deg for consistent response when driving demanding tracks.

Build Quality and Usability Notes

At 41x31.8x21 mm and 46.5 g, the PDS-2514 slots into compact radio bays without sacrificing torque. Its 6.0V rating is tuned for a balance of speed and reliability. Metal gearing gives long service life while the dual ball bearings reduce drag and improve centering behavior.

Specifications

  • Torque: 10.8 kg-cm
  • Speed: 0.16 s/60deg
  • Dimensions: 41x31.8x21 mm
  • Weight: 46.5 g
  • Operation Voltage: 6.0V
  • Gears: Metal
  • Bearings: Dual Ball Bearings
  • Motor Type: Core Motor

If you need a compact servo that holds up to off-road racing use, the KO Propo 30066 - PDS-2514 offers stable steering control and durable components suited to serious hobbyists.
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.

How do I mount the PDS-2514 in a tight radio tray?

Measure the tray depth and compare to the servo height of 21 mm. Use low-profile horns and check screw positions; spacing adapters can help if your mount is non-standard.

Is the metal gear set user serviceable?

Yes. Metal gears can be inspected and swapped if damaged. Keep a compatible spare gear set and follow the service procedure to avoid misalignment when reassembling.

Will bearings improve steering feel compared to bushings?

Dual ball bearings reduce friction and improve centering compared to plain bushings, resulting in smoother movement and better repeatability on successive runs.

What motor type does this servo use and why it matters?

The PDS-2514 uses a core motor, which balances torque and speed for steering tasks. It offers reliable output for typical off-road steering loads while keeping size compact.

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