Standard Mini Servo KS20131-03M by Kyosho - Model 82286 All Metal Gears  [KY-82286]

Kyosho 82286 - Mini Servo KS20131-03M All Metal Gears
Price:
AUD$54.50
Brand:
Kyosho
Model:
KY-82286
GTIN:
4548565523269
Condition:
Brand New
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KS20131-03M mini servo: compact metal-gear option

This component appears as Kyosho spare part 82286 and is a compact standard-class servo using an all-metal gear train for radio-controlled model applications. The KS20131-03M tag designates the mini-sized version intended for tighter installations.

Use cases commonly include steering and throttle or brake actuation in electric R/C vehicles where space is at a premium and a metal gearset is preferred for improved wear resistance. The mini form factor assists installation in confined chassis areas while metal gears target longer service life under hobby conditions.

Prior to replacement, check the connector type, spline count and mount spacing to ensure compatibility. Standard installation steps are aligning the servo horn spline, fixing the servo with the vehicle's mount hardware, and adjusting transmitter endpoints and neutral trims to regain correct travel and centring.

Specifications

  • Item: Mini Servo KS20131-03M All Metal Gears
  • Material: All metal gears
  • Model Number: 82286

As an official Kyosho spare option, this mini servo offers a metal-gear replacement suited to compact R/C setups and intended to restore dependable steering and throttle function after correct installation.

Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Kyosho 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.
The metal gears help resist wear under heavier hobby loads, but mechanical limits depend on the servo's torque rating and the vehicle's steering geometry.
Yes, recalibrate endpoints and centre trim on your transmitter after fitting to ensure accurate neutral position and correct travel ranges.
Metal gears can produce a firmer, sometimes noisier gear train sound compared with plastics; ensure gear meshing is correct to minimise noise and wear.
Verify case dimensions, mounting hole spacing and servo horn clearance inside the chassis before finalising the install to avoid interference with nearby components.

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