The Absima Aluminium Servo Horn 25T is a spare and upgrade part for RC models. It serves as a link between the servo and the linkage, transmitting the movement precisely to the steering or control surface.
High-strength aluminium material for minimal deformation and maximum precision in power transmission.
25-spline fit compatible with common servos, ensuring a secure and backlash-free seat.
Featherweight of only 10 g reduces moving mass and improves the model's responsiveness.
Simple replacement of the original part without special tools, for a quick repair.
What sets the Absima servo horn apart
The servo horn impresses with its aluminium construction, which offers higher rigidity than plastic. This transmits the servo's power to the linkage with less loss, which is particularly noticeable during demanding maneuvers.
Ideal for...
This servo horn is suitable for hobbyists who want to maintain their RC vehicles or refine their steering. It is a sensible choice for those who value direct handling and durable components.
How to use the servo horn
Remove the mounting screw of the old horn and pull it off the servo. Place the new aluminium horn with the 25-spline fit onto the servo and align it with the steering. Finally, secure it with the screw and check the function on the model.
Absima is a manufacturer of RC models and accessories. The range includes vehicles, remote controls, electronics, and spare parts for model building. The products are aimed at both beginners and ambitious hobbyists.
A servo horn is a lever that is attached to the shaft of a servo. It transmits the rotational movement of the servo to the linkage, for example for the steering of an RC vehicle.
The horn is compatible with servos with a 25-spline fit. This fit is standard on many common RC servos.
The servo horn is made of aluminium. This offers higher stability and precision than plastic horns.
The aluminium servo horn is included in the delivery. The appropriate mounting screw is not necessarily included and may need to be taken from the previous horn.
The old horn is removed by loosening the screw. The new horn is placed on the servo shaft and secured with the screw. Accurate alignment with the steering is important.
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