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Rotation Servos

Hello Dj,
i have a Problem with my Rotation Servos. I have these servos few years ago when you ordered along with the EZB-V3 and never used. Now I want to build a small robot and use these servos.
Please look at the video, then you understand my problem:

https://youtu.be/wwaaWDcvSrg

I have the problem with all 4 servos and even with two boards EZB-V4. If this is a software error, or have you then a batch of defective servos? The EZB-V3 I have not so I can not test the servos so.

Thank you


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#1  
1) You can't use those servos with the ez-b v4 or they will be damaged immediately due to the 7.4 volts

2) It looks like the screws are on too tight or the wheel is stripped
Germany
#2  
Hey DJ,
many Thanks to you, the problem was actually the screws on the wheels.

Sometimes one is just stupid. Sorry that I bothered you about it.

Because of the tension, let's see how long the servos join if you are broken I buy just new.

Is there a problem with the 7.4 V even in the normal servos I then purchased from you? Or they are to use the EZB-V4?
#3  
@lizpoir The regular ez robot servos are ok with 7.4v so don't worry...:)
#4  
I expect them to burn out at any time, but I have been using my old rotation servos from the v3 dev kit with a v4 and a 7.4v LiPo (and earlier with a AA six pack) without a problem. They go pretty fast:) and I only run them a few minutes at a time, but so far they haven't burned out.

Alan
Germany
#6  
Hello DJ,
It certainly was coincidence that it worked when I screwed the wheels loose, the problem still exists. Even without mounted wheels to run the servos not right.
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