@@husnafatoni4609 He is talking about that exists some people who cuts the potentiometer, this fact makes the transformation irreversible, in this hack it was just pushed down and to get back the 180 degrees configuration you just have to push it up
The ICSP pins of the Arduino board are directly connected to the Arduino board's digital I/O pins. Here the rightmost pins, going down are +5v, D11, and GND. You can check out the Arduino UNO's pinout diagram to know which pins of the ICSP header are connected to the digital I/O pins of the microcontroller.
@@ytshortchannel224 No, you don't have to turn it all the way to the end. The potentiometer knob in the servo motor needs to be positioned at the center.
The best part of the hack that it is reversible. You can convert the hacked motor back into a 180-degree rotating normal servo motor.
sorry How to hacked motor back into a 180-degree rotating?
@@husnafatoni4609 He is talking about that exists some people who cuts the potentiometer, this fact makes the transformation irreversible, in this hack it was just pushed down and to get back the 180 degrees configuration you just have to push it up
Awesome hack. 👏👏👏👏
Thank you.
I like it .it is non distructive. We can convert back into normal servo.
Interesting. But the code to compile in order to use the ICSP functions?
The ICSP pins of the Arduino board are directly connected to the Arduino board's digital I/O pins. Here the rightmost pins, going down are +5v, D11, and GND. You can check out the Arduino UNO's pinout diagram to know which pins of the ICSP header are connected to the digital I/O pins of the microcontroller.
Where is the arduino code? please
The Arduino code for controlling a servo motor in the video is provided with the IDE. Look for it in File>Examples>Servo.
Mine kept spinning when I turn
Please explain the issue in more detail.
Tech Build At 2:15 U said to turn until the motor stop spinning but mine still spinning even when I turn it all the way.
@@ytshortchannel224 You need to position the knob to the middle, not at any extreme end until the motor stops spinning.
@@TechBuild I went very slow and turned all the way. It doesn’t stop spinning
@@ytshortchannel224 No, you don't have to turn it all the way to the end. The potentiometer knob in the servo motor needs to be positioned at the center.
what gearings do you use in this video i am very interessted
Those gearings are on the inside of the servo motor. I have shown here how to remove the mechanical stop of the last stage output gear.