View Single Post
  #6   Spotlight this post!  
Unread 02-02-2013, 01:09
team222badbrad's Avatar
team222badbrad team222badbrad is offline
3D Printing Specialist
AKA: Bradley Rigdon
FRC #0222 (The Tigertrons)
Team Role: Mentor
 
Join Date: Sep 2001
Rookie Year: 2000
Location: Tunkhannock, PA
Posts: 1,091
team222badbrad has a reputation beyond reputeteam222badbrad has a reputation beyond reputeteam222badbrad has a reputation beyond reputeteam222badbrad has a reputation beyond reputeteam222badbrad has a reputation beyond reputeteam222badbrad has a reputation beyond reputeteam222badbrad has a reputation beyond reputeteam222badbrad has a reputation beyond reputeteam222badbrad has a reputation beyond reputeteam222badbrad has a reputation beyond reputeteam222badbrad has a reputation beyond repute
Send a message via AIM to team222badbrad
Re: Continuous Rotation Servos

If a company is modifying an off the shelf servo for continuous rotation then as an inspector I'd say it's illegal. It doesn't matter who does the modifications as per R33. Modification is modification.

If a manufacture (not a reseller) of the servo is marketing a servo as a continuous rotation servo then you might be in luck, but I'd certainly ask FIRST in the Q/A to be sure and bring the answer and servo specs to competition with you.
__________________
Tigertrons are on Facebook!

http://www.printo3d.com

16th FIRST season for me.