KO Propo 30133 - RSx3 One10 Compact Low Profile Servo  [KO-30133]

KO Propo 30133 - RSx3 One10 Flection Type-T 7.40V HCS
Price:
NZD$267.92
Brand:
KO Propo
Model:
KO-30133
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Accurate control for on-road 1/10 models

The KO Propo 30133 - RSx3 One10 Flection Type-T is a low profile servo built for 1/10 EP on-road cars, delivering consistent steering accuracy and reliable feel for club runs and weekend racing. It balances torque and speed for stable handling through varied driving lines.

Key components that support precise steering

The RSx3 One10 uses a coreless motor to provide immediate, smooth response to stick inputs. Dual ball bearings lower friction and increase durability, while the hard alumite aluminium gear adds toughness. The aluminium top case combined with a heat sink style middle case helps control internal temperatures under load.

Specifications

  • Torque: 12.5Kg-cm @ 7.4V, 11.8Kg-cm @ 6.0V
  • Speed: 0.09sec/60deg @ 7.4V, 0.10sec/60deg @ 6.0V
  • Dimensions: 40.5x26x21mm
  • Weight: 53.3g
  • Operating Voltage: 6.0~7.4V
  • Compatibility: HCS Compatible

Well suited for 1/10 EP on-road enthusiasts seeking a compact servo with dependable response and robust construction.
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 RSx3 One10 a good pick for club racing?

Yes. Its mix of torque and speed makes it suited to club level racing where reliable steering feel and repeatability matter.

Does the servo need a specific controller or protocol?

The servo is HCS compatible. Check your radio system for compatibility and ensure your receiver settings match the servo's performance envelope.

How should I mount it for best heat transfer?

Mount to a firm aluminium or well ventilated servo bay and avoid tight enclosures to let the aluminium case and heat sink middle case dissipate heat effectively.

What routine checks are recommended after a season?

Inspect gear teeth and bearings for wear, confirm mounting screws remain tight, and test the servo under load to detect any play or unusual noise.

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