Futaba S5801 Marine-Grade Sail Winch Servo [S5801]

Price:

AUD$204.12

Brand:

Futaba

Model:

S5801

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Reliable Winch Performance from Futaba S5801

The Futaba S5801 High Torque Sail Winch Servo gives model sailors a dependable drum drive for precise sail changes. Its construction focuses on repeatability and resistance to the elements so you can trust line control during racing or casual sessions.

Why Choose 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

The Futaba S5801 is a practical upgrade for sailors who want a compact, high-torque winch servo that stands up to regular marine use.

What maintenance does the S5801 need after use?

After sailing, rinse with fresh water if exposed to salt, dry thoroughly, and inspect gears and bearings for wear. Replace worn parts to keep performance sharp.

Can I run this on a higher voltage for more speed?

The S5801 is rated for 6.0 to 7.2V; using the higher end increases speed to 0.5 sec/360 degrees but stay within the specified voltage range to avoid damage.

Are metal gears serviceable if damaged?

Metal gears offer strength but can wear if overloaded; check with spare parts sources for replacements and inspect bearings when servicing the gear train.

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