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How to attach Servos to Brackets?

Can't find the manuals for our servo brackets (are there any??), no luck online either. We're wondering how to mount the servos to the brackets basically, because we can't made head or tail of these brackets...

Any help would be mucho appreciano, thanks :D

Re: How to attach Servos to Brackets?

Got any pictures of the brackets?

Re: How to attach Servos to Brackets?

What you are looking for is called a servo horn, this is what they look like.

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There are servo brackets and servo horns. They are different. I don't know which they're looking for, and I don't think you do either.

Re: How to attach Servos to Brackets?

he asked how to mount the servos to the brackets, which means he is looking for a horn

Re: How to attach Servos to Brackets?

or he could be asking which way the brackets go

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Originally Posted by MWB (Post 925127)

he asked how to mount the servos to the brackets, which means he is looking for a horn

No, it doesn't. I pulled a servo bracket out of an R/C plane a couple months ago, and it looks nothing like a servo horn. I'd post a picture, but I don't happen to have one.

A servo mounting bracket != a servo control arm/control horn.

Re: How to attach Servos to Brackets?

i think we are disagreeing over something that doesnt matter, lets wait for his reply. he asked how to mount the servo to a bracket, this can either be for the actual moving part of the servo or how to mount the casing of the servo

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Originally Posted by MWB (Post 925130)

It does matter. They are two different parts, with two completely different functions.

If you can locate a 2005-2006 camera housing, look at the servo brackets that are built-in. Now look at the servo arms. They are not the same, and calling the arm a bracket will confuse everyone.

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Re: How to attach Servos to Brackets?

we are not even sure if he is talking about the camera housing

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Originally Posted by MWB (Post 925133)

we are not even sure if he is talking about the camera housing

I know for a fact that he isn't. It's not available any more (phased out around 2007/2008). It is a part that has a servo bracket integrated into it, and I was thinking that it might help make a point.

Re: How to attach Servos to Brackets?

As long as you can mount the servo securely, you don't need to worry about the bracket.

BTW: These are servo brackets.

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They're also overkill. For those, you'd slap the servo in so that the mounting tabs on the servo are lined up on the two small tabs, and then put your screws in.

All you really need is a flat piece of material with a hole that the servo body can fit into and 4 screws or small bolts.