KO Propo 30135 - RSx3 One10 Flection Type-T Race-Tuned Low Profile Servo  [KO-30135]

Price:
AUD$250.56
Brand:
KO Propo
Model:
KO-30135
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Track-ready control from the KO Propo 30135 - RSx3 One10 Flection Type-T

Designed for serious hobbyists, the KO Propo 30135 - RSx3 One10 Flection Type-T ICS Digital Servo offers precise input translation for 1/10 scale cars. Its 7.4V capability supports higher-voltage packs used in race setups for steady torque delivery.

Custom setup options and fast signalling

The RSx3 One10 Flection Type-T features ICS so you can tune response and endpoints via the 61029 Servo Model Selector. HCS gives stronger signal throughput for sharper steering reactions when you push lap times.

Specifications

  • Power: 7.4V
  • Design: Low Profile
  • Suitable For: 1/10 Scale Models

Well suited to club racers and weekend competitors, the KO Propo RSx3 One10 Flection Type-T brings refined steering control to race and drift builds.
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.

How do I set up the servo with the 61029 selector?

Connect the selector to the servo as instructed, then follow the selector steps to adjust endpoints, centring and response profiles without removing the unit.

Does HCS improve lap times or just feel?

HCS reduces communication delay, which improves the immediacy of steering inputs and can help consistency around a track when combined with good setup.

Is this servo good for drifting where constant angle is required?

Its precise control and tuning options make it capable of holding set angles, though final suitability depends on your steering geometry and linkages.

Any wiring tips for high-voltage setups?

Use short, high-quality leads and reliable connectors; ensure your BEC or regulator can supply steady current at 7.4V under load.

Can I replace the horn with an aftermarket option?

Yes, aftermarket horns are common; match spline count and check for correct fitment to avoid slop or binding.

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