Overview
The Hitec RCD 6-Inch Servo Y-Harness is a high-quality servo Y-cable designed to allow two servos to be operated from a single receiver channel. Built to Hitec's reliability standards, this harness is ideal for applications such as dual-servo steering, synchronized control surfaces, or accessory duplication where matched movement is required.
Compact, easy to install, and dependable in vibration-prone RC environments, it's a practical solution for both surface and air RC applications. One channel in, two synchronized servo outputs — clean, simple, and reliable.
Key Features
- Splits one receiver channel into two synchronized outputs
- One male plug to two female servo outputs
- 6-inch (152 mm) cable length
- Quality wiring with flexible insulation for easy routing
- Designed to handle vibration and regular RC use
- Trusted Hitec quality
Performance Benefits
- Run two servos in unison from a single receiver port
- Maintains consistent signal integrity to both servos
- Frees up receiver channels for other functions
- Built for repeated plug/unplug cycles
Usage Notes
- Ensure both servos are matched (same model recommended) for synchronized motion
- Confirm receiver channel can supply current for two servos under load
- Route cables clear of moving parts and heat sources
- Compatible with most standard RC receivers and servos
Fitment
Compatible RC vehicles: Universal fit – all RC vehicles.
Technical Specs
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Cable Type: Servo Y-Harness
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Configuration: 1 male input to 2 female outputs
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Length: 6 inches (152 mm)
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Connector Style: Standard universal RC servo (JR/Hitec compatible)
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Application: Dual-servo operation from a single receiver channel
What's Included
- (1) Hitec RCD 6-Inch Y-Harness
Summary
The Hitec RCD 6-Inch Y-Harness is a simple, dependable cable that lets you drive two servos from one receiver channel. Quality wiring, durable connectors, and proven Hitec construction make it a smart pickup for dual-servo steering, paired control surfaces, or any RC project that needs synchronized servo motion.
