SPEKTRUM AR 6300 2 gram Nanolite R/C receiver with nano servos and lipo

I am testing out a 2 gram receiver with 3 gram servos and a 2 gram 100ma single cell LiPo battery.
The receiver is the SPECTRUM 2.4 GHz DSM2. Servos are Blue Arrow S0251. Battery is generic bulk cell. I have the receiver bound to a DX-7 transmitter. My plan is to put this gear in a paper glider and see how it flies.
The round metal object at the top is an America quarter to give you a perspective on the size of these components.

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• SPECTRUM
• nanolite
• nano
• AR
• 6300
• lipo
• servos
• R/C
• receiver
• paper
• glider

[rollinondariva]

I haven't tested it enough yet to know when the voltage cutoff kicks in. I may just use the setup in a glider in which case I wouldn't have to worry as much about losing power. Also, I could use a micro voltage converter to make sure the receiver has a constant 5 volts. The servos seem to work fine. I haven't tested them yet in a real plane. I will let you know what else I find.

[helipr0]

Hi! Could you tell at what voltage the RX turns off?

ar6300 is rated for min voltage 3.5V,can it work below it?

And how do you find these servos? Are they precise enough? Good centering?

Thanks!