Short answer:no

Follow the 4 th link to learn more about continuous servo.

There are other hardware solutions like:

1. add a potentiometer or an absolute encoder

2. use a sail winch servo(multi turn not a continuous servo)

3. continuos servo with position feedback

All the above solutions will require extra add ons some will require an additional microcontroller and some C programming skills

A simple solution is multiple trigger switches similar to a ending stop switch so you can know the position when the switch is triggered

Ok, thanks, it would have been nice to do.

Just wanted to add that a small multi-conductor slip ring could be used as well. They aren't very common but they can be quite helpful in continuous rotation applications such as R2D2's head

I have that, the dome spins continuous, I was hoping the camera could control the servo for tracking purposes, left or right.

The camera control can do that - it's only 3 or 4 mouse clicks. But, you'll need a servo that knows the position. A continuous rotation servo doesn't know it's position.

Find out how a servo works here: https://synthiam.com/Tutorials/Lesson/48?courseId=4

You'll see reference to winch servos. That's a good servo for your use because it has 1,000 degrees rotation or something. Check it out in that above link.

OK, I didn't even consider the winch servo, you had recommended one for my periscope, which works great BTW, I already have that installed and don't really want to disassemble the lift to pull it out and put it in for the dome rotation.

I will have to get another one once I finish a couple of other projects on the droid, I will come back to this and give that a go!

Thanks

Awesome!