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01-11-2006, 06:47 AM | #1 |
Pebble Pounder Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Evansville
Posts: 137
| Servo ?, Voltage Related.
Looking to go aftermarket servo on my Nylint 1:6 Problem - Nylint uses 12vdc system to power stock steering gear - Stock steering is a drive motor, that belt belt drives a planetary gearbox, at the end of the box is a pitman arm, at the extreme end of all of it is the pot. All servo's i've found are between 3vdc and 6vdc Could I A) Wire the + and - to the servo motor with a ~300ohm resistor to kick the voltage down and use the stock pot mounted in such a way it will turn from stop to stop (need to measure pot degree's) B) Same idea but find a small dc step board to lower the voltage to 6v C) Wire two servos in SERIES 6v@ 2 = 12v? (In theory this should work) Has anyone had any experience wiring two 6v servos in series for use on a 12v system? |
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