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This project has evolved some , the basic rundown is I'm modding two Omnibots , one a regular the other a larger 2000 model. I will have two ezb kits , rad base idea was thrown out because of so much noise but could go back on the table if the omnibot drivetrain is too weak to pull it.
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one i got shows the pulse count in digital display plus controls one servo one you got looks good too,it is a must for building robots
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Sam when mounting up servos its.great to be able to center them or program them as you go. It's sucks to put a whole robot together and when you apply power it starts buzzing or zeros itself to a different position and you got to take everything apart and remount it. This will also allow be to test brute strength and range of motion without installing and programming ezb. Well worth 50 bucks.
few things first can test the servo to see if it works,second test it in your design to see how torque there is,and can adjust the center pulse on the servo plus if have a meter can measure the current level on mine it can test output signal (pulse) to see if it works and has the right pulse count most servo has a zero (center ) adjust pot to set the servo at 0 deg
on the servo tester you can get one on ebay for well under $10,one i got from china is one of the best made because it has a pulse counter $17 ,but you dont really need it unless you are into designing servo circuits like me so $10 sevo tester is perfect for miost robot builders,also if you are good at building a circuit the is the most popular servo tester servo buddy,it was in issue of the servo magazine,also very good to get a year of the magazine,much much info on building robots,codes and sensors and lot more $24.95 a year $3 servo tester
many may other good ones on ebay very cheap
this is my servo tester
Yeah that makes sense. I am not using many servos, just the neck and head.
Your lucky lol , 3 for neck , 4 in each arm , 2 for radars , so that's 13 servos to mount , orient , center and adjust range of motion. I can't wait to get Jarvis's base back tommorow!
same with me,so many to mount and adjust ,i think mine be about 15,have plans for 2 extra ones JOSH hope you have good luck
What are the extra 2 servos for? You may be right about hitting 200 pages lol , because we have lots of conversation . I'm going to bed early tonight to be sure I can be up to get the ups package..
First picture is from the rear , second from the front.