Possible to rebuild digital servo?

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  1. - 10th February 2009, 12:23 #1
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    Ok, I see

    At first sight, no difference for the conversion. "Digital" servos only have digital electronics ... to the day.
    Always the good ol' position pot.

    Just think if the signal passes the "Digital" limits ... rotation will stop !!!

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    Default I've successfully rebuild these servos to continuous rotation

    Here is some foto's:

    http://roboforum.ru/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=6700

    I can translate text to english (my poor english ) if needed.
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    Nice

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    Great!

    I have one question though about the last picture. Did you just center the pot and cut the "peg"?
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    No, I was surprised, but there is so much free space in servo, that there is no need to cut "peg", just put it back "not fully".

    You may use some intelaying paper, to be sure, that "peg" would not come out in future

    (sorry about my poor english )
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    Thank you very much for the info!
    Now all i have to do is build a robot!
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