Futaba S3153 Digital Micro High-Speed Servo for Futaba radio control receivers  [S3153]

Futaba S3153 Digital Micro High-Speed Servo
Price:
USD$36.80
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
S3153
Condition:
Brand New
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Digital micro high-speed servo overview

The Futaba S3153 is a digital micro high-speed servo intended for radio-controlled model use where compact size and quick response are required. It is designed to interface with Futaba radio control receivers and is suited to small electric model aircraft and other lightweight RC airframes.

The unit uses metal gears for wear resistance and repeatable movement. As a high-speed digital unit, it draws higher current under load; when using NiMH or LiPo battery packs ensure the power source and any regulator or BEC can supply the required amperage to the receiver and servo rail.

Installation requires mounting the servo in the model, fitting the correct horn and grommets from the accessory pack, attaching the control linkage, and connecting the servo lead to the appropriate receiver channel. The S3153 is not intended for high-torque applications such as large gliders or models requiring heavy control loads, and it should not be used in gasoline-engine aircraft where higher torque servos are needed.

Packing includes

  • One S3153 Digital High Speed Micro Mini Servo
  • One Servo Accessory Pack (Horn, Grommets, Screws, Bushings)

Specifications

  • Item Futaba S3153 Digital High-Speed Servo
  • Model Number S3153
  • Material Metal gears
  • Speed 0.11 sec/60 at 4.8V, 0.09 sec/60 at 6V
  • Torque 19 oz-in (1.4 kg/cm) at 4.8V, 24 oz-in (1.7 kg/cm) at 6V
  • Dimensions 22 x 11 x 20 mm
  • Weight 9.6 g
  • Output Shaft Diameter 5 mm
  • Included Servo and accessory pack (horns, grommets, screws, bushings)

For lightweight electric models that need swift control response, the S3153 offers a compact, metal-geared digital option; match it to suitable battery and power systems and avoid high-load applications to preserve service life.

The servo is intended for use with Futaba radio control receivers and connects to a standard servo channel lead.
Standard receiver voltages apply, 4.8V is recommended for longevity; if using higher voltages ensure the power source and BEC can handle the servo's current draw.
The package includes the S3153 servo and an accessory pack containing a horn, grommets, screws, and bushings for standard installations.
No, the S3153 is not suitable for high-torque requirements such as large gliders or gasoline-engine aircraft; choose a higher torque standard or heavy-duty servo for those applications.
Replacement horns are available, common Futaba part numbers for horns include FUTM2038 for the standard horn and FUTM2005 for longer horns.

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