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Re: Which servo? What's the difference between them?
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Originally Posted by GeeTwo View Post
If you're going to need 12W or more, absolutely. Make sure you include a hard stop in turn angle so you don't break your potentiometer.
I'm a bit confused about what your trying to say here. Why would consuming more than 12W break the servo's potentiometer?
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