Shop RC servos and hobby servo motors at Aus Electronics Direct. Explore our range of digital RC servos, analogue servos, micro servos, metal gear servos and high-torque servo motors for remote control cars, trucks, boats, aircraft and robotics projects.

Whether you're replacing a steering servo, upgrading your RC vehicle or building a custom hobby project, we offer servo options in different sizes, torque ratings and configurations. Choose from compact 9g micro servos, standard-size servos, high-voltage digital servos and durable metal gear models from popular brands including Savox.

When choosing an RC servo, consider torque (kg-cm), operating speed, voltage requirements, gear material, physical dimensions and connector compatibility. These specifications help ensure your servo delivers the performance and fit required for your application.

Browse our range of RC servo motors at Aus Electronics Direct and find the right servo for your next RC upgrade, replacement or electronics project.

Types of RC servos available

• Digital RC servos: Designed for responsive control and precise positioning in RC vehicles, aircraft and robotics applications.

• Analogue servos: Suitable for general-purpose RC and hobby applications.

• Micro servos: Compact options such as SG90 and MG90S models for lightweight installations and small electronics projects.

• High-torque servos: Designed for applications requiring greater rotational force, including steering larger RC vehicles.

• Metal gear servos: Offer durable gear construction for applications involving mechanical loads.

• Waterproof servos: Suitable for compatible RC applications where exposure to moisture is a consideration.

• Replacement steering servos: Model-specific options for repairing RC cars and trucks.

FAQ

1. What is an RC servo motor?

An RC servo motor is an electronic component that controls precise rotational movement in remote control vehicles, aircraft, boats and robotics projects. Servos are commonly used for steering, throttle control and other mechanical movements.

2. What is the difference between digital and analogue RC servos?

Digital servos use electronic control circuitry to process position signals, while analogue servos use a different signal-processing method. Digital servos generally offer faster response and stronger holding performance, depending on the model and operating conditions.

3. What size servo do I need for my RC car?

The correct servo size depends on your vehicle's available mounting space, weight, steering requirements and original servo specifications. Common options include micro, mini and standard-size servos. Always check the dimensions and mounting compatibility before purchasing.

4. What does torque mean when choosing an RC servo?

Servo torque measures the rotational force a servo can produce, commonly expressed in kg-cm. Higher torque servos are generally better suited to applications involving heavier steering loads or greater mechanical resistance.

5. Are metal gear RC servos better than plastic gear servos?

Metal gear servos generally offer improved durability under demanding mechanical loads. Plastic gear servos can be suitable for lightweight applications where lower weight and cost are priorities.

6. Can I use any RC servo in my RC car?

No. Servo compatibility depends on physical dimensions, operating voltage, connector type, gear configuration and receiver compatibility. Some RC vehicles also require specific replacement servos with dedicated wiring configurations.

7. What is a waterproof RC servo?

A waterproof RC servo is designed with protection against water ingress, making it suitable for certain wet-weather and water-exposed RC applications. Check the manufacturer's specified waterproof rating before use.