The new X10 Mini Pro servo is a brilliant mini servo for competition gliders, such as F5J and F5B and large scale gliders. Compared to the regular X10 Mini servo, it has a higher torque, faster speed with a larger travel angle. X10 Mini Pro servo has an outstanding 8.0Kgf.cm torque and an amazing 0.08sec speed. Support is available for customizing the servos for a unique flight experience via the programming feature. Moreover, this servo is equipped with a CNC aluminum case and hardened steel gear to improve durability and precision. It is definitely a superb micro servo for a fantastic flight. Features: Programmable: Customizable settings for precision control. Soft Start: Reduces mechanical stress with programmable soft start. Hardened Steel Gears: Durable and reliable gear system. Anodized CNC Aluminium Case: Lightweight, robust, and heat-dissipating. Ultra High Torque & Speed: High torque with fast response times. Smaller Size & Larger Travel Angle: Compact design with 120° total travel. Ideal for Gliders: Perfect for competition and large-scale gliders. Package Includes: 1 x X10 Mini Pro Servo1 x Servo Horn Screw2 x Plastic Servo Horn4 x Mounting Screws
Specifications
| Model | KST X10 Mini Pro-B Servo |
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| High Torque | 8.0 kgf.cm at 8.4V. |
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| Fast Speed | 0.08 sec/60° at 8.4V. |
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| Programmable | Customizable settings for precision control. |
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| Durable | Hardened steel gears, anodized CNC aluminum case. |
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| Compact | Smaller size with a 120° total travel angle. |
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| Motor Type: | Coreless DC Motor |
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| Model No. / Name: | KST X10 Mini Pro-B Servo |
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| Torque: | 8.0 kgf.cm at 8.4V |
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| Speed | 0.08 sec/60° at 8.4V |
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| Voltage Range (V) | DC 4.8V - 8.4V |
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| No. of Bearings | 2BB |
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| Operating Frequecy | 1520μs/333Hz |
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| Weight (g): | 20g ± 10% |
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| Dimensions (L x W x H) mm | 30mm x 10mm x 28mm ± 0.2mm |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.02 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 10 × 8 × 3 cm |
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