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So I have two servos.
http://www.pololu.com/catalog/product/517/specs http://www.pololu.com/catalog/product/516/specs
The one with 13kg-cm can carry MUCH more than the 42kg-cm. And that's wrong, right?
I'm guessing it's a power related issue, so how do I connect a separate power supply to each servo?
Thank you VERY much all help!
// Tobias
I just uped the amperage on my batteries and put in a cooling fan. Works great with my 30 servos that I am running. Four are heavy duty.
How did you "uped the amperage"? And how did you connect it?
And do you have servo controller cards connected to the ez-b since 30 servos are more ports than it has?
Thanks!
I bought a battery with more amperage. I use the EZ-B to controll all the servos. I connect them directly to the EZ-B and I have 2 EZ-B's on board.
How did you connect the external power?
I use a 11.1 volt 2200 mAh Li-po battery conected directly to the EZ-B so I am only getting 5 volts to my servos. If you want Higher Voltage connect the external battery to the + and - on your servo and the signal wire to the EZ-B. You should also ground the two batteries together.
Thank you so much! I finally got my heavy duty servo to work!
Using this battery: http://www.clasohlson.se/Archive/Images/Products/Hi/36-3019.jpg
(6V, 4 Ah)