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Re: Servo Problems
why do you need to place a jumper next to the PWM?
we didnt use jumpers for any of our jaguars, and they work fine. Is this a servo thing? 
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19-02-2011, 20:21
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Re: Servo Problems
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Jaguars get power to run directly from their 12v connection to the Power Distribution Panel. Servos only connect to the Digital Sidecar and need 6v power to operate. The jumper just makes the center PWM pin live with 6v.
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