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15-02-2007, 20:55
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Re: sevo motor?
In the past, a servo has been considered a motor and so a continuous turn modification would be illegal per <R38>. Since a servo is simply a motor with feedback, it should be. However, since past rules and interpretations do not apply to this year's rules, I searched the rules again for direction and found the following alternate interpretation.
<R91> says that all motors must be driven by a speed controller or a spike. Therefore, a servo isn't a motor, because it doesn't have to be driven by a speed controller or spike. I've asked about <R91> on the FIRST Q/A. Personally, I wouldn't make the modification until the question is answered. Edit: See Ken's post below for the official answer. Last edited by Joe Ross : 16-02-2007 at 11:53. |
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