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Spektrum SX108 Micro Metal Gear Servo, SPMSSX108
Spektrum SX108 Micro servo — 41.8 oz-in at 6 V, 0.08 s/60°, full metal gears, dual bearings. 4-inch extension included. Shipped from Warsaw. Part number SPMSSX108, shipped from our warehouse in Warsaw.
Spektrum SX108 Micro Metal Gear Servo, SPMSSX108
A steering servo for small models — and a neat way to drive a two-speed transmission or a dig unit. It weighs 10 grams and puts out 41.8 oz-in (about 3.0 kg·cm) at 6 V, which is a lot for this size given the full metal gear train and dual bearing output support.

Torque 41.8 oz-in at 6 V (34.9 oz-in at 4.8 V) | Speed 0.08 s / 60° at 6 V | Size 23 × 12 × 22 mm, 10 g |
Key features
- Full metal gear train — takes hits that plastic gears will not
- Dual bearing output support — less slop at the horn
- Coreless motor, smooth and free of stepping
- 20T spline output
- Built for steering micro and mini models, and equally at home on a two-speed transmission or a dig unit
- 4-inch (about 100 mm) servo extension included
Technical data
- Part number: SPMSSX108, manufacturer: Spektrum
- Torque: 34.9 oz-in at 4.8 V, 41.8 oz-in at 6 V (about 2.51 and 3.01 kg·cm)
- Speed: 0.08 s / 60° at 6 V
- Servo type: analog (per the manufacturer)
- Size category: mini and micro
- Dimensions: length 23 mm, width 12 mm, height 22 mm
- Servo weight: 10 g
- Output: 20T spline, full metal gear train
- Cable length: 55 mm from the case to the end of the plug
- EAN: 605482167267
What is in the box
- 1 × Spektrum SX108 Micro servo
- 1 × 4-inch servo extension
Compatibility and notes
The manufacturer quotes torque and speed at 4.8 V and 6 V — that is the range the servo is specified for. Running it outside that range is left to your own judgement.
Horns use the standard 20T spline — check that your horn matches that size.
Who it is for
For modellers who build and service scale RC rigs and pick parts by the numbers, not by the photo.
Why buy this one
- A genuine part, not an unbranded copy.
- Specs taken straight from the manufacturer — nothing guessed.
- Shipped from Warsaw.
Frequently asked questions
How much torque?
41.8 oz-in (about 3.0 kg·cm) at 6 V and 34.9 oz-in (about 2.5 kg·cm) at 4.8 V.
Metal gears?
Yes, a full metal gear train with dual bearing output support.
Is the extension included?
Yes, a 4-inch one.