KO Propo 30134 - RSx3-one10 Ver.D Lite Off-Road Style Drift Servo  [KO-30134]

KO Propo 30134 - RSx3-one10 Ver.D Lite
Price:
AUD$119.72
Brand:
KO Propo
Model:
KO-30134
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Durable low-profile servo for aggressive drifting

The KO Propo 30134 - RSx3-one10 Ver.D Lite is a durable, low-profile servo made for 1/10 electric drift cars. Its coreless motor and dual ball bearings produce sharp steering input and low internal friction, while the aluminium final gear and heat sink middle case improve toughness and thermal performance under heavy use.

Durability and control features

  • Coreless motor for fast, efficient movement
  • Dual ball bearings to maintain smooth travel
  • Aluminium final gear to resist strip-out and wear
  • Gold-plated connector for reliable connections in rough use
  • HCS compatible for advanced configuration and telemetry

Specifications

  • Torque: 8.2Kg-cm (@7.4V), 7.0Kg-cm (@6.0V)
  • Speed: 0.08sec/60deg (@7.4V), 0.09sec/60deg (@6.0V)
  • Dimensions: 40.5x26.5x21mm
  • Weight: 42.1g
  • Operating Voltage: 6.0~7.4V (LiPo, LiFe, Ni-MH)

For modelers who demand reliable steering hardware in 1/10 electric drift setups, the KO Propo 30134 - RSx3-one10 Ver.D Lite delivers a good balance of speed, torque and build quality.
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 servo waterproof or splash resistant?

No, this model is not advertised as waterproof. Avoid exposing it to water and protect the connector and case during wet conditions.

Can I upgrade internal gears later?

The final aluminium gear is already an upgrade over plastic. If replacement gears are available from KO Propo or third parties, ensure fit and spline match before swapping.

What type of receiver battery should I use?

Use a regulated supply in the 6.0 to 7.4V range. A 2S LiPo with a quality BEC or UBEC is common when you want the higher torque and speed figures.

How do I troubleshoot jitter or hunting?

Check wiring and connectors, verify voltage is stable under load, and confirm endpoint and speed settings in your transmitter to eliminate oscillation. Faulty receiver or interference can also cause jitter.

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