2 BNIB Tower Hobbies TS-63 Low Profile Retract Servos!!

      This is a TOWER HOBBIES Lo Profile Servo with a Universal Connector.

FEATURES: Low  flat  profile design fits into narrow airfoil wings easier
          Strong  dependable gear train
          High torque
          Contains one ball bearing and one oilite bushing
          Mounts with two screws
          Universal Connector Fits Futaba  Hitec  JR  KO Propo  Airtronics Z 
            and Tower Hobbies.
          One Year Warranty
          Travels 180  - full-lock to full-lock -- to hold your gear in
            position securely. Not proportional. Perfect for mechanical retract
            installation. (see COMMENTS)

INCLUDES: One TS-63R lo-profile retract servo
          One 7/8 x7/8  X-shaped servo horn
          One 1 1/8  long straight servo horn
          One 11/16  diameter round servo horn
          Two brass eylets
          Two mounting screws
          Two servo grommets
          One servo horn screw

SPECS:    Length: 1.7  (43mm)
          Width:   .9  (23mm)
          Height to top of case: 1  (25.4mm)
          Transit Speed: .5 sec @ 60   .40 sec @ 60  non-proportional
          Output Torque: 91 oz-in @ 4.8V  110 oz-in @ 6V
          Weight: 1.2oz (34g)
          Length of servo lead: 6  (152mm)

COMMENTS: A retract servo is a very specialized servo. It is non-proportional 
            going 180    lock to lock   and specifically made for mechanical
            retracts to lock the gear in the up and down positions.
            They DO NOT have any means of end point adjustment and can not be
            adjusted by ATV on a transmitter. They are only able to go 180 
            and provide full maximum available torque at the two end points.
            This is their whole purpose and intentional design  but if someone
            has a unique design situation where they need other than 180 
            available  they must use a proportional servo  not a retract servo.
            They are specifically designed to withstand constant holding loads
            in the UP and DOWN positions  unique to the use of mechanical
            retracts.
            Pneumatic retracts DO NOT use retract servos. A proportional
            standard or mini servo is used to move the air valve back and forth