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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Land Models / February 2004specs for futaba 3003 servo
I am really new to RC. I've been messing around with some toy stuff, and what have you but wasn't getting anywhere. So I bought a Futaba kit with the transmitter, servos and reciever. I also bought a second servo and quickly ran into a problem. It may be because I am new but the manual has no dimensional data for the the servos. I guess the engineering tech in me is taking over. I wanted to begin drawing up plans for a RC hovercraft. So I wanted to know how wide, long, and high the servos were. I also wanted to know what the center to center distance between the servos mounting houls were. I can not find anything in the documentation that came with the kit, or on the net. Any one got a set of specs, or can point me to some place other than the Futaba site ( which didn't have the mounting spec info I need) where I can get some specs? Bill Carty wmccarty@columbus.rr.com . Taken from Towerhobbies site: NOTES FROM OUR TECH DEPARTMENT This is the FUTABA S3003 STANDARD entry level Servo w/o Accessories. FEATURES: Lightweight servo for use in cars, boats, or where a basic servo is needed. SPECS: Speed: 0.23sec/60 deg @ 4.8V or .19 sec/60 deg @ 6V Torque: 44.3 oz/in @ 4.8V or 56.8 oz/in @ 6V Size: 1.59"L x 0.78"W x 1.42"H (40.4x19.8x36mm) w/o output shaft Weight: 1.31 oz (37.2g) Connector: "J" type with approx. 5" lead INCLUDES: One S3003 standard servo REQUIRES: Hardware (servo mounting screws, grommet, eyelets, servo horns) ,use FUTM3551 for accessory package. Radio system using Futaba "J" type connectors. COMMENTS: inch (millimeters) ## .60(15) flange to Side view: 1.42(36) __¦--------¦__ top of bottom to top ¦ ¦ shaft of case(not ¦ ¦ 1.0(25) flange to output shaft) ¦________¦ bottom of 1.59(40.4) servo ¦O¦ ¦O¦ 1.90(58) center-to-center of holes axy9/13/97 ir/jl Hope this helps. > I am really new to RC. I've been messing around with some toy stuff, and > what have you but wasn't getting anywhere. So I bought a Futaba kit with the [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > wmccarty@columbus.rr.com > . Sorry, got skewed somewhat. This is the FUTABA S3003 STANDARD entry level Servo w/o Accessories. FEATURES: Lightweight servo for use in cars, boats, or where a basic servo is needed. SPECS: Speed: 0.23sec/60 deg @ 4.8V or .19 sec/60 deg @ 6V Torque: 44.3 oz/in @ 4.8V or 56.8 oz/in @ 6V Size: 1.59"L x 0.78"W x 1.42"H (40.4x19.8x36mm) w/o output shaft Weight: 1.31 oz (37.2g) Connector: "J" type with approx. 5" lead INCLUDES: One S3003 standard servo REQUIRES: Hardware (servo mounting screws, grommet, eyelets, servo horns) use FUTM3551 for accessory package. Radio system using Futaba "J" type connectors. COMMENTS: inch (millimeters) ## .60(15) flange to Side view: 1.42(36) __¦----------¦__ top of bottom to top ¦ ¦ shaft of case(not ¦ ¦ 1.0(25) flange to output shaft) ¦________¦ bottom of 1.59(40.4) servo ¦O¦ ¦O¦ 1.90(58) center-to-center of holes > Taken from Towerhobbies site: > [quoted text clipped - 59 lines] > > wmccarty@columbus.rr.com > > . Oh, for Pete's sake, Here: http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXVW84&P=7 I am such a dork. > Oh, for Pete's sake, Here: > > http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXVW84&P=7 > > I am such a dork. I love following little threads like these.... Great sense of humour, IMHO.  SignatureDirk (aka "!bungle") '96 LS650 (aka "Rhino") "Well, you may be a lover but you ain't no d-d-dancer" Well Dirk, I don't know, been thinking about changing my handle for a while now. Maybe this is a good time to get a fresh start. > > Oh, for Pete's sake, Here: > > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Great sense of humour, IMHO. > Well Dirk, I don't know, > been thinking about changing my handle for a while now. > Maybe this is a good time to get a fresh start. Don't go doing such a thing without thinking it through. How will internet acquaintances know it's you? I mean, imagine if BurntKat started posting here again, but under another name? Or Bubba? Think of the consequences! We'd have to go through another 6 months of flame-wars before everything calmed down... BTW, I've been known by a few different handles myself- stratosrally, 2. Label Influence, !bungle, and possibly a few others. SignatureDirk (aka "!bungle") '96 LS650 (aka "Rhino") "Well, you may be a lover but you ain't no d-d-dancer" For years I used Outlook Express and had several on-screen names. It was real easy to have multiple profiles, "Dirtnap" in Land and Misc. groups. Fake E Mail address, hoping to limit my daily Spam intake. "FinalReproach" in the Air, Soaring, and Heli groups and my signature had my AMA number and a legitimate E Mail address. I "upgraded" to Microsoft Outlook and cant figure how to have multiple profiles, for some reason it's easy on a network but not at home. So I might have to settle for one handle for all. Dirtnap was a nickname I earned mountain biking, never really applied here. I assume it turned-off a few of the older guys in the aircraft group, there are more than a few well known gentlemen over there. I bet they thought I was some cocky young kid, even though I'm 39. I really don't know what to do. John > > Well Dirk, I don't know, > > been thinking about changing my handle for a while now. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > BTW, I've been known by a few different handles myself- stratosrally, 2. > Label Influence, !bungle, and possibly a few others. Thank you The tower site was one place I hadn't look. Bill C > Taken from Towerhobbies site: > [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > > I am really new to RC. I've been messing around with some toy stuff, and > > what have you but wasn't getting anywhere. So I bought a Futaba kit with > the > > transmitter, servos and reciever. I also bought a second servo and quickly [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > wmccarty@columbus.rr.com > > . |
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