Some questions regarding a servo motor's data sheet.

[selbstdual]

Awesome answers. Especially by electronic-"experts".

[mister_e]

Way to go to have some answer huh?

[selbstdual]

Stupid.........?

[mister_e]

Not a stupid question, but your second post "Awesome answers. Especially by electronic-"experts"" is only few hours after your first one, and it's tone is a bit arrogant... well to me.

Sorry, i don't have a clue of servo motor, and i have no plan to use them, unless a customer ask. If so, i'll buy one and do some test, and read the datasheet to understand what it mean.

Sure there's some servo user here... probably they just sleep when you posted your thread?

Sometime i ask question here... and sometime nobody answer them... have it told everyone thanks for not replying?

Be patient...

[Acetronics2]

probably they just sleep when you posted your thread?

Hi, Steve

We do not sleep ...

Just remember some previous posts ...

That's all

Alain

[selbstdual]

malc-c, you are talking about angular travel. In my experience the amount of ms stands for an absolute value...

I actually was able to let the servo rotate 180°. There are mechanical elements to prevent the shaft from rotating too far. Can't they be the actual limits?


Acetronics, I remember you fairly well. You and mister_e didn't know anything but tried to pass your misanthropy due to a need to compensate for your feelings of insufficiency.

You are no role models to me and that is why I couldn't care less whether you answer or not.

[JD123]

I actually was able to let the servo rotate 180°. There are mechanical elements to prevent the shaft from rotating too far. Can't they be the actual limits?

As long as you don't run off the limits of the feedback pot. A JR digital servo I have runs off the pot before the physical limits. This is becuse JR does not use a D key on the pot shaft. Since it's digital, they assembled the servo without making sure the pot was centered and then they 'teach' the servo where center is. With the pot off center, in one direction the full movement allows the pot to run off the end. The servo then tries to run 360 degrees. The metal gears were stronger than the mechanical stop and it was broken off. On this servo this happens at .89ms.

[selbstdual]

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