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24-02-2012, 06:47
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Re: [FTC]: Servo has parkinsons???
We have also had this problem before. In most (if not all) cases it can be traced back to a DC motor. Our guess is the brushes on the motor start wearing (or possibly a short in one of the windings) and causing electrical noise. Once the offending motor has been replaced, the problem goes away.
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