LS-09M Metal Gear Digital Servo

The approved product record lists LS-09M as Metal Gear Digital Servo. The dimension drawing below is the approved drawing for this model - use it to check hub fit, arm clearance and mounting face before committing a build.

The scene photographs below come from the approved LS-09M image set and show the servo as supplied, in RC and UAV control use within the LINQDOM RC & UAV Parts & Accessories line. Before integrating, confirm every point against the specification table in module 01.

The full parameter set is in the specification table in module 01 - the points below are the decisions rather than a second parameter list.

• Gear material. The record marks the gear material as metal (copper). This is the difference from the plastic-gear unit in the same range, which lists the same electrical figures at a lower listed weight.
• Weight. The listed weight is 13.5±0.5g. Use that figure for payload and packaging calculations rather than any number carried in the model designation.
• Supply. The listed operating voltage is 4.8~6V DC, with stall current of ≤700mA at 4.8V and ≤800mA at 6.0V. Check your rail holds voltage under load.
• Protection. The record lists overload, over-current and over-voltage protection mechanisms. Protection reduces the chance of damage in a fault condition; it does not raise the load rating, and the stall torque figures remain the limit.
• Travel. The listed operating travel angle is 90°±10° and the listed mechanical limit angle is 210°. The travel figure is what the unit is specified to command; the limit angle is a mechanical stop, not an operating range.

• A copper gear train, as marked in the record, for builds where the load exceeds what a plastic-gear unit in the same range is listed to deliver.
• Overload, over-current and over-voltage protection marked in the record, which is a documented fault-handling characteristic rather than a marketing claim.
• A listed angle precision of ≤1°, so repeat positioning is repeatable on linkages.
• A listed no-load current of ≤150mA at 4.8V and ≤170mA at 6.0V, useful when several axes share one supply.
• A 210° mechanical limit angle behind a 90°±10° operating travel angle, giving the mechanic a defined stop outside the commanded range.
• Consistent supply terms: the standard MOQ for this servo line is 100 pcs, and OEM/ODM requests are handled as project-specific enquiries.

LINQDOM is a Shenzhen-based B2B supplier with OEM/ODM sourcing and customization support, and the standard MOQ for this servo line is 100 pcs. To get a reviewable answer, send:

• Target quantity, and whether this is a repeat production run or a new build.
• The application - RC or UAV platform, and the axis or mechanism the servo drives.
• The controller you intend to use and the signal output type it drives.
• The supply voltage and how it is generated.
• The output spline and shaft you need to mate with.
• The mechanical envelope available, in millimetres.
• Packaging, labelling and shipping requirements.

Feasibility, scope and commercial terms are confirmed for the specific project rather than published as standard claims. Send project details to sales@linqdom.com.

Compatibility with a particular controller or system is not implied by this page - verify the exact configuration. The checks worth completing before integration are:

1. Voltage. The record lists an operating range of 4.8~6V DC. Provide a regulated rail in that range able to source the listed stall current of ≤700mA at 4.8V (≤800mA at 6.0V).
2. Current budget. Static current is listed as ≤8mA at 6.0V and no-load current as ≤150mA at 4.8V (≤170mA at 6.0V). Use the static figure for quiescent sizing and the stall figure only for short peak checks.
3. Signal. The listed communication is PWM with a 500~2500μs pulse width range and a rotating direction of CCW. Confirm the controller signal output type and command timing.
4. Mechanical. The listed weight is 13.5±0.5g, the operating travel angle is 90°±10° and the mechanical limit angle is 210°. The record does not list a spline or shaft diameter for this model, so confirm the output interface with the supplier before committing a horn or arm.
5. Protection scope. The listed overload, over-current and over-voltage protection is a fault-handling characteristic. As general engineering guidance, it does not extend the stall torque figures and should not be used to justify a load beyond the listed rating.

Category context: the RC Servos listing and the wider RC Parts & Accessories range on the LINQDOMTECH site.

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• Products index — https://www.linqdomtech.com/product.html

1. Confirm the model: LS-09M Metal Gear Digital Servo.
2. Confirm the order quantity; the standard MOQ for this servo line is 100 pcs.
3. Confirm the configuration points that affect the build, using the specification table in module 01.
4. Confirm mechanical fit against the dimension drawing before releasing the order.
5. Agree packaging, shipping terms and delivery details with the sales team before order confirmation.

For quotations, order details or an OEM/ODM review of the LS-09M, contact the LINQDOM team with your target quantity, application, controller, signal interface and mechanical requirements. Related pages: the RC Servos category listing, the wider RC Parts & Accessories range, and the LINQDOMTECH products index.

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