Published 2026-04-07
This document provides the complete, verified technical specifications for the RDS3115mgservo. The following parameters are based on manufacturer datasheets and independent bench-test results from multiple hobbyist and robotics communities. All data are presented in standard engineering units and are directly applicable to selection, integration, and performance verification.
Torque measured at output arm, 25 °C ambient. Speed measured with no load.
Gear train: Full metal (hardened steel), all gears, including final output gear.
Case material: Engineering plastic (PA66 + 30% GF) with aluminum middle cover.
Motor type: Coreless DC motor.
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Potentiometer: Contactless magnetic encoder (long-life, ≥ 5 million cycles).
Ball bearings: Dual ball bearings (output shaft and motor shaft).
A hobbyist built a 5‑DOF robotic arm for picking small objects. The elbow joint required a servo to lift a 400 g load at a 150 mm radius (0.6 kg·m torque). Using the RDS3115mg at 6.0 V (15 kg·cm), the measured torque margin was 150% of the required load. The arm ran continuously for 8 months without gear wear or position drift. In a second case — an RC crawler steering application — the same servo survived direct wheel impacts on rocks with no mechanical failure, confirming the metal gear durability.
The RDS3115mg servo delivers verified 15 kg·cm torque at 6.0 V, 0.14 sec/60° speed, full metal gears, anddual ball bearings — making it a reliable choice for medium‑to‑heavy load applications such as robotic arms, RC steering, and camera gimbals. Its performance parameters are consistent across independent tests, and the magnetic encoder ensures long‑term accuracy.
1. For new designs: Verify your required torque at the intended voltage. If your application exceeds 18 kg·cm,use 7.4 V or consider a higher‑torque servo.
2. Before installation: Run a 30‑minute bench test at the target load to check for excessive heating (case temperature
3. For critical applications (e.g., human‑carrying devices): Always add a separate power supply (≥ 3 A per servo) and a servo saver or clutch on the output arm.
4. To extend life: Keep the servo within the rated operating temperature and avoid sustained stalling. Lubricate metal gears every 200 operating hours with lightweight lithium grease.
Update Time:2026-04-07
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