Linear Servo RC Actuator 140-200

The Studica Linear Servo RC Actuator 140-50 is a new Servo motor which has a stroke of 140mm. It works the same way as the any standard rotary servo but in a linear movement. It uses the same 2.54mm Dupont 3-Pin Female wire connector and can be controlled with an RC receiver or any device that controls a servo. Includes mounting brackets.

The Studica Linear Servo RC Actuator 50-200 is a new Servo motor which has a stroke of 50mm. It works the same way as the any standard rotary servo but in a linear movement. It uses the same 2.54mm Dupont 3-Pin Female wire connector and can be controlled with an RC receiver or any device that controls a servo. Includes mounting brackets.

The Studica Linear Servo RC Actuator 50-50 is a new Servo motor which has a stroke of 50mm. It works the same way as the any standard rotary servo but in a linear movement. It uses the same 2.54mm Dupont 3-Pin Female wire connector and can be controlled with an RC receiver or any device that controls a servo. Includes mounting brackets.

The Studica Multi-Mode Smart Servo features all-steel gears and large amounts of torque. This angular programmable Servo can fill a variety of roles on your robot or project. In standard mode, it operates on a +/- 150-degree range. Using the Studica Smart Robot Servo Programmer (sold separately) the Multi-mode Smart Servo can be configured to run in continuous, standard, and custom angular mode. In continuous rotation mode, the servo will have proportional speed control based on the PWM signal that you send with your servo controller.  

The Multi-Mode Smart Servo 200 rotates at 200RPM. This angular programmable Servo can fill a variety of roles on your robot or project. In standard mode, it operates on a +/- 150-degree range. Using the Studica Smart Robot Servo Programmer (sold separately) the Multi-mode Smart Servo can be configured to run in continuous, standard, and custom angular mode. In continuous rotation mode, the servo will have proportional speed control based on the PWM signal that you send with your servo controller.