Futaba S3110 Mini Micro Servo for Tight Installations  [S3110]

Futaba S3110 Mini Micro Servo Set
Price:
AUD$30.84
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
S3110
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Futaba S3110 Micro Servo for Tight Installations

The Futaba S3110 Mini Micro Servo is built to fit cramped bays in small electric models and park flyers. Its precise feedback and responsive motion make it a good match for pilots who need crisp control without bulk.

Engineered for Speed and Accuracy

At 0.10 seconds per 60 degrees when powered at 4.8 volts, the S3110 offers fast travel that helps maintain trim and response in changing conditions. It produces 22 oz-in of torque, adequate for light control tasks. The compact size of 21.8mm by 19.8mm by 11mm means it is easy to position in narrow fuselage sections.

Low Mass and Power Advice

Weighing merely 7.7 grams, this micro servo keeps nose weight down and assists in achieving the correct centre of gravity. Note that using a 6.0V supply is not advised as it can reduce the servo life.

Specifications

  • Speed: 0.10 sec/60 deg @ 4.8V
  • Torque: 22 oz-in @ 4.8V
  • Length: 21.8mm
  • Height: 19.8mm
  • Width: 11mm
  • Weight: 7.7 grams

For builders needing a small, quick servo for light control surfaces, the Futaba S3110 Mini Micro Servo balances responsiveness with minimal weight impact.

Can the S3110 operate flaps on a tiny electric plane?

It can operate small flaps if the flap size and hinge loading are light. Larger flaps that need substantial torque will require a more powerful servo.

Will 7.7 grams significantly alter model balance?

Placement is key. The low mass helps, but install close to the control surface or adjust ballast to maintain the desired centre of gravity.

Should I use a servo saver with this unit?

For pushrod setups you can use a light-duty saver or flexible linkage to protect the servo from shock, though many lightweight installations rely on careful rigging instead.

Is it safe to run the servo at 6.0V?

No. Using 6.0V is not recommended because it can shorten the life of the servo. Stick to 4.8V for reliable operation.

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