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07-02-2006, 16:50
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Re: Reading Servo Data?
You might be able to take a servo apart, and use its internal pot as a feedback sensor
if you could pull it off you would have a nice mechanical package, with a splined shaft and all those neat little arms and levers that screw to the shaft. Interesting idea! I think you would have to take the electronics out, and connect the 3 pot wires to the 3 pwm pins. If you could get the servo motor and gears out of the thing then it would be easier to turn. |
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