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Are Servos Considered Electric Motors?
The standard HITEC HS-322HD Servo that comes in the KOP does not seems to have enough torque for what we need it to do... So we want to but a servo such as this one: http://www.servocity.com/html/hs-75bb_retract.html
However, reading <R46>, it says we can not use electric motors other than those in the KOP. So is a servo an electric motor or just a servo motor? I can't expect FIRST to be that crazy and not let us use other servos. Thanks in advance! |
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