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Key Specs
About this product
The Xfly 13g digital metal gear servo is a lightweight, high-performance option for RC planes and radio controlled models that demand precision control. With its durable metal gearing and digital circuitry, this servo delivers reliable performance for hobbyists across the UK. The extended 550mm lead provides flexibility in installation, whilst the compact 13g weight makes it ideal for aircraft builds where every gram counts. Whether you’re upgrading your RC hobby setup or building from scratch, Xfly’s servo range offers excellent value for serious enthusiasts.
- 13g lightweight design for RC planes and models
- Digital metal gear construction for durability
- 550mm extended servo lead
- Positive rotation specification
Frequently Asked Questions
At 13g, this servo is designed for lightweight RC aircraft where weight savings are critical. It's ideal for small to medium-sized planes; check your aircraft's servo bay specifications and weight limits to confirm compatibility with your particular model.
No, this servo is engineered for experienced flyers and serious plane builders. Its digital metal gear construction and precision control are best utilised by those with RC aircraft experience.
The servo comes with a 550mm extended lead attached. For a complete list of included accessories or mounting hardware, please check the product manual or contact us directly.
The extended 550mm lead provides flexibility in servo placement within your aircraft, allowing you to mount it further from the receiver or control surfaces without needing extension cables.
Positive rotation refers to the servo's direction of movement—it rotates in the standard direction expected for RC control. This specification ensures compatibility with your aircraft's control setup.
