Futaba FUSAG300 SBUS2 Micro Servo, 8mm Slim Case for F3K Gliders  [FUSAG300]

FUTABA S-AG300 F3K GLIDER SILM SERVO SBUS2 (8MM/10.8G/0.065SEC/2.5KG@7.4V)
Price:
AUD$44.78
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
FUSAG300
GTIN:
4513886034381
Condition:
Brand New
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Compact SBUS2 Servo Designed for F3K Models

The Futaba FUSAG300 is a micro servo aimed at F3K hand-launched and thermal gliders, offering SBUS2 compatibility and a narrow 8mm case profile. Published values include a 10.8g weight, 0.065 sec transit speed, and 2.5kg torque at 7.4V, useful benchmarks when matching a servo to small control surfaces.

Its SBUS2 link simplifies wiring and can provide position feedback on supporting Futaba receivers or flight controllers. The slim body helps packaging in slender fuselages, but verify the tray and mounting tabs to ensure correct fitment when upgrading from stock servos.

Installation advice: confirm horn spline match, set neutral mechanically then fine tune with subtrim, and keep an eye on pushrod clearance with the 8mm case. For reliable control use endpoint limits and consider compliant linkages to mitigate flutter on thin sections.

Specifications

  • Item: Micro servo for gliders
  • Model Number: FUSAG300
  • Weight: 10.8g
  • Case thickness: 8mm
  • Speed: 0.065 sec
  • Torque: 2.5kg @ 7.4V
  • Interface: SBUS2
  • Material: Not specified
  • Compatibility: F3K class gliders and similar lightweight sailplanes

A suitable choice for pilots needing a low-profile SBUS2 servo with fast response for light sailplanes; verify mechanical and electrical compatibility before final mounting.

The listed torque and speed are measured at 7.4V. Running the servo on lower voltages will reduce available torque and slightly alter transit time compared to the published figures.
The slim 8mm profile is designed for tight installs; treat the case carefully during installation and ensure mounting points distribute load to avoid stress on the housing.
Often yes, but always measure tray depth, check mounting tab spacing and confirm pushrod alignment before committing to glue or screws.
Use soft-linkage geometry and avoid overtravel. Fine tune subtrim and endpoints to keep throws conservative on thin or flexible control surfaces.

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