Dear Lonnie Honeycutt. Even tho this video is quite old already, 4 years almost, i wanted to thank you for your time doing this. You took more than 20 minutes of your time as an adult, usualy busy beings, to make this content and share it with the world, editing and rendering the video and more stuff that we do not appreciate; and it is good, it teaches in a way to be understood . I think many of us should be saying this, Thank you.
the twitchy or what we in the RC field, call glitch, is most likely from a dirty pot or if the battery is low, you may see the output wheel bounce when it hits the end points. and if you want to use them as wheels make sure you get one that has ball bearings, a standard servo was not meant to have that much side load. mike
It's a servo motor, not a stepper motor, so it can tell you what position it has reached. Instead of relying on a random pause you could loop until it reports it's gotten where you told it to go before telling it to go elsewhere. For instance: int pos = 180; lonnie.write(pos); do { // nothing actually happening in this do statement, it's just looping until read says it's reached where we want it to be }while(lonnie.read() != pos); lonnie.write(0);
Ok, you can connect up to 12 servos to a board. Do all 12 servos respond to the same command, or can they be programmed to operate independently of each other, in either sequential or random order?
I'd like to just hook up a battery pack like the one you used directly to a continuous rotation servo. Will that work?? I'm trying to simply make a slow moving rotation motor for an art project. Thank you!
Hi, I'm working on a potentiometer controlled 3 servo robotic arm and I needed some advice. Firstly, should I go for standard size servos or micro servos, taking into consideration the fact that the arm isn't designed for heavy payloads. And secondly, should I go for an external power supply or will an arduino uno be able to manage it successfully?
Awesome video! I'm working on a exoskeletal rig for a research project, and am trying to learn about servos so I can build an exoskeletal enhancement for the arm to increase weightlifting ability. What size microcontroller and servo/servos would you recommend and where is the best place to get them?
i want to ask some silly question, can i just use 5v power supply from arduino board, because my servo not working using that voltage or just my servo had a problem?
that video. it is awesome thank you so much it is very helpful I especially wanted to see power of it and your demonstration is so good, I want to ask a question is mg996r as powerful as you try to stop with your hand
Garage Flips thanks, I saw that they are same and I have 2 questions, does it drain electric so much if something blocking it to go an angle and does it consume energy in delay parts of code?
Greetings, Lonnie. First of all, I think your tutorials are clear, concise and easily understood. I have looked a great number of hours online for a solution to my difficulty. I'm trying to program my arduino to control a continuous servo and a standard servo together in one arduino uno. I can make them work individually one at a time and no problems or conflicts. But when I put them together in one sketch I run into errors. I may have a syntax problem. I'm hoping you you could shed some light. I'm trying to control a camera slider with a Spring RC 4315R 360 servo and clicking the button on a wired intervalometer (plugged straight to the camera) with a standard micro servo. I'm very new to arduino and servos that I fear i might do damage (over-voltage) to my camera and the intervalometer, for that matter, if I make the arduino click the camera electronically from its output pins. That's why I think a mechanical click will be safer. I'm aware there's a variety of ways to skin this cat. I copied these codes from other generous posters online and have tweaked the numbers to fit my purpose and they work good individually. Slider 360 servo code:
#include Servo Ron2; // create servo object to control a servo // twelve servo objects can be created on most boards int pos = 0; // variable to store the servo position void setup() { Ron2.attach(8); // attaches the servo on pin 8 to the servo object } void loop() { for(pos = 180; pos =0; pos-=1) // goes from 20 degrees to 0 degrees { Ron2.write(pos); // tell servo to go to position in variable 'pos' delay(300); // waits 1ms for the servo to reach the position } }
#include Servo Ron1; // create servo object to control a servo // twelve servo objects can be created on most boards int pos = 0; // variable to store the servo position void setup() { Ron1.attach(9); // attaches the servo on pin 9 to the servo object } void loop() { for(pos = 0; pos =0; pos-=1) // goes from 180 degrees to 0 degrees { Ron1.write(87); // tell servo to go to position in variable 'pos' delay(65.9); // waits 15ms for the servo to reach the position }
Hello, I was curious when I do the sweep test, I keep getting the Error compiling for board, Im using a 5v trinket, and I've installed the Soft Servo into my library so it should be there. Help!
hey, i want to be able to hook up a receiver and use a servo to go 180 in one direction when a button on a remote is pushed, then the opposite direction when pushed again. can anyone help pls?
Martin Whitehurst No, this shield just adds some extra Input, Output and pwm pins to your Arduino. Please note this shield only works for these Arduinos: Uno, Leo, Mega, ADK. It won't work for Arduino Nano as it is too big for Nano.
I just bought a 1501mg analogue HD and am now finding Arduino won't power it for more than a few seconds, even though it says it runs at 4.8 volts, but I'm guessing the MA draw is too much. Now I'm stuck trying to find a 6V adapter which allows around 2500mA (stall torque). They don't seem to make them over 1A!
Hi Lonnie, great video, very useful for me as i am trying to build a four gate level crossing for my railway layout. I have four Hobbyking HK15178 servos and a mains (240volt) as i am in the UK to six volt DC power supply rated at one amp. can you tell me how i can operate the crossing gates from a switch controlled by my Arduino Mega 2560? Cheers Phil
hi someone pls hlp me.... im using MG995 servo.... irrespetiv of the program i give.... it in rotating in steps of 1 degree only....the problem is same both in case of arduino and ATMEGA16..... kindly hlp me..... im confused whether the motors are faulty r else they require any special pluse ... .
nice demo thanks for showing how some servos just jitter , i also seen servo that could only do like 100 deg of movment or something so maybe if you tried 20/160
sir i got problem with my servo it doesnt rotate back after 180 degrees , how can i fix this ? after it reaches to 180 it rattles i bbadly need help hope to reply as fast sir my 1st time to use arduino
Here is the code that I use for mine: /* Sweep2 by mechanic37 www.mechanic37.com */ #include Servo A; // create servo object to control a servo Servo B; // twelve servo objects can be created on most boards int pos = 0; // variable to store the servo position void setup() { B.attach(4); A.attach(9); // attaches the servo on pin 9 to the servo object } void loop() { for(pos = 0; pos =0; pos-=1) // goes from 180 degrees to 0 degrees { A.write(pos); // tell servo to go to position in variable 'pos' B.write(pos); delay(15); // waits 15ms for the servo to reach the position } }
sir can i ask one more question.. my servo was just like jumping when all those 3 servos are running on the same time... but if it was only 2 servos there's nothing happen and it run smoothly but when i add another one then it jumps on its own.... so sir what do you think was the problem..?? hope you replied again and thank you sir..
please guys tell how to rotate modified servo motor in clockwise and anticlockwise i mean that i want to rotate the a continuous servo in both direction forward and backward
hello sir i had arduino mega .. i want to run 19 servo motors but in arduino there are only 13pwm pins is there any chance to run 19 servo motors for biped robot..
You don't need the PWM pins to run your servo. Just hook your white (control) wire up to any of the outputs as long as your code has them designated as an output.
hello You mean must I use external source of Power to get the Power to servo.. and If I take power from arduino and give to servo them must I use source power than I use USB
I have bought the TowerPro MG995, but I cannot get it to rotate 360 degrees. Do I have to convert it? www.instructables.com/id/Convert-Towerpro-MG995-servo-to-continuous-rotatio/step4/Remove-the-5kOhm-pot/
I have a towerpro mg995 when I power the Arduino with USB it work fine but when I try with 9v external supply it moves very very slowly I m a beginner please help
Hi! Great tutorial. I am trying to control multiple (14, to be precise) servos using an Arduino Mega as my school project. I was advised to use a Sensor shield (images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51gzXjEx9zL.jpg), which, I believe has its own power supply provision. Thing is I can't figure out how to power the servos via this shield? I have seen a lot of other tutorials and all those use a breadboard, but I don't want that. Could you please explain (here) or perhaps point me to a website or something that explains this?Thanks.
I got my servo working after rewriting the commands when you rewrote the sketch, but i'm not sure why it didn't work with the first sketch at the beginning of the video. And thank you for this video, it made much more sense than the book I was using.
+D. Duncan To be sure I understand - you are saying your servo wouldn't work with the example sketch, but it did work when you used the code like I wrote in the video?
+Lonnie Honeycutt No error which is what confused me. Either way, the servo began functioning so I'm good. I just need more experience programming the arduino to understand any issues I may have in the future.
Great video! Thank you for posting. I'm buying an Arduino especially to learn servos. Did a giant 4x8' plywood sheet holiday card and trying to make a moving light saber on darth vader... long story, but I think a servo would work based on your demo given the torque... Thanks again. Jason
Hi - the saber is 3 feet long, so I have 4 little pulleys I was going to use to take off some of the weight. Attaching servo to the bottom center of a 5-gal bucket with a string tied to the outer edge on the back side... string will get longer/shorter as the bucket bottom turns. Attaching string over top of board to saber... Unless you have a suggestion?
I ordered a BotBrain CRS Continuous Rotation Robotics Servo from Amazon and should be in the mailbox now, and a Arduinox Uno Rev 3. Was thinking I can wire it with power, no prob; bought adapter.
+Jason Mayne Based on what I read, it looks like you should shoot for around 6 volts. I wouldn't power it straight off the arduino board with that kind of torque.
thanks for the video sir, i'm planning to build a different kind of robotic arm for my first real project using arduino, and this video help me on understanding type and use of servo :D
Servo control is quite a fun project. I did something similar recently with the Arduino UNO and Microsoft VS C#. ruclips.net/video/NdAEfewrcoE/видео.html
I have a towerpro mg995 when I power the Arduino with USB it work fine but when I try with 9v external supply it moves very very slowly I m a beginner please help
Hi im using servo with potentiometer on arduino. I have an issue using a Power hd 1501 mg analog servo which jitters too much and have electronic noise. Can someone help me? Even if i use the sweep servo programming on arduino ide it will jitter a lot. I am powering the servo with arduino's 5 volts or 4 AA batteries.
Dear Lonnie Honeycutt.
Even tho this video is quite old already, 4 years almost, i wanted to thank you for your time doing this. You took more than 20 minutes of your time as an adult, usualy busy beings, to make this content and share it with the world, editing and rendering the video and more stuff that we do not appreciate; and it is good, it teaches in a way to be understood . I think many of us should be saying this, Thank you.
This was actually the best Arduino tutorial I've watched yet. Great job Lonnie.
What servo would you recommend for a medium sized robot arm lifting typical items such as a medium sized screwdriver?
Thanks.
Thank you for doing the servo video. The audio and video were great and mostly even. This was helpful and worth watching.
the twitchy or what we in the RC field, call glitch, is most likely from a dirty pot or if the battery is low, you may see the output wheel bounce when it hits the end points. and if you want to use them as wheels make sure you get one that has ball bearings, a standard servo was not meant to have that much side load. mike
It's a servo motor, not a stepper motor, so it can tell you what position it has reached. Instead of relying on a random pause you could loop until it reports it's gotten where you told it to go before telling it to go elsewhere. For instance:
int pos = 180;
lonnie.write(pos);
do {
// nothing actually happening in this do statement, it's just looping until read says it's reached where we want it to be
}while(lonnie.read() != pos);
lonnie.write(0);
Ok, you can connect up to 12 servos to a board. Do all 12 servos respond to the same command, or can they be programmed to operate independently of each other, in either sequential or random order?
I'd like to just hook up a battery pack like the one you used directly to a continuous rotation servo. Will that work?? I'm trying to simply make a slow moving rotation motor for an art project. Thank you!
Hi,
I'm working on a potentiometer controlled 3 servo robotic arm and I needed some advice. Firstly, should I go for standard size servos or micro servos, taking into consideration the fact that the arm isn't designed for heavy payloads. And secondly, should I go for an external power supply or will an arduino uno be able to manage it successfully?
Awesome video! I'm working on a exoskeletal rig for a research project, and am trying to learn about servos so I can build an exoskeletal enhancement for the arm to increase weightlifting ability. What size microcontroller and servo/servos would you recommend and where is the best place to get them?
I have the same setup but as soon as I apply voltage to the servo it begins to overheat. Any ideas on what it could be?
That lens coffee mug messed with my head.... can't focus on arduino project now.... :P
i want to ask some silly question, can i just use 5v power supply from arduino board, because my servo not working using that voltage or just my servo had a problem?
thanks mate> i have same problem with servo that can't drive correct position what do you recommend change it or what>> thax again for video
How would you add a motion sensor for say if I wanted to use this in a prop so it would move then stop after a few seconds
Can I control multiple servos individually with one servo? Please let me know
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got a new servo, rated up to 6v and I used your exact setup, yet the servo will not stop jittering and its inaccurate. what am i doing wrong? thanks.
that video. it is awesome thank you so much it is very helpful I especially wanted to see power of it and your demonstration is so good, I want to ask a question is mg996r as powerful as you try to stop with your hand
Thanks for the kind words. I do not have experience with the MG996 unfortunately. I guess you could compare the torque ratings for the two.
Garage Flips
thanks, I saw that they are same and I have 2 questions, does it drain electric so much if something blocking it to go an angle and does it consume energy in delay parts of code?
Greetings, Lonnie. First of all, I think your tutorials are clear, concise and easily understood. I have looked a great number of hours online for a solution to my difficulty. I'm trying to program my arduino to control a continuous servo and a standard servo together in one arduino uno. I can make them work individually one at a time and no problems or conflicts. But when I put them together in one sketch I run into errors. I may have a syntax problem. I'm hoping you you could shed some light. I'm trying to control a camera slider with a Spring RC 4315R 360 servo and clicking the button on a wired intervalometer (plugged straight to the camera) with a standard micro servo. I'm very new to arduino and servos that I fear i might do damage (over-voltage) to my camera and the intervalometer, for that matter, if I make the arduino click the camera electronically from its output pins. That's why I think a mechanical click will be safer. I'm aware there's a variety of ways to skin this cat. I copied these codes from other generous posters online and have tweaked the numbers to fit my purpose and they work good individually.
Slider 360 servo code:
#include
Servo Ron2; // create servo object to control a servo
// twelve servo objects can be created on most boards
int pos = 0; // variable to store the servo position
void setup()
{
Ron2.attach(8); // attaches the servo on pin 8 to the servo object
}
void loop()
{
for(pos = 180; pos =0; pos-=1) // goes from 20 degrees to 0 degrees
{
Ron2.write(pos); // tell servo to go to position in variable 'pos'
delay(300); // waits 1ms for the servo to reach the position
}
}
#include
Servo Ron1; // create servo object to control a servo
// twelve servo objects can be created on most boards
int pos = 0; // variable to store the servo position
void setup()
{
Ron1.attach(9); // attaches the servo on pin 9 to the servo object
}
void loop()
{
for(pos = 0; pos =0; pos-=1) // goes from 180 degrees to 0 degrees
{
Ron1.write(87); // tell servo to go to position in variable 'pos'
delay(65.9); // waits 15ms for the servo to reach the position
}
Hello, I was curious when I do the sweep test, I keep getting the Error compiling for board, Im using a 5v trinket, and I've installed the Soft Servo into my library so it should be there. Help!
Hello
I have a request , could you please learn us how to record servo position used potentinometer
hey, i want to be able to hook up a receiver and use a servo to go 180 in one direction when a button on a remote is pushed, then the opposite direction when pushed again. can anyone help pls?
Hey, how many servos could i hook up to the arduino your using on the bread board. ???
Only one but if you want to use it for several servos and stepper motors you can buy this extra shield < www.adafruit.com/products/1411 >
Ok thank you, do I need to program this extra sheild ? I'm just starting out in the arduino world.
Martin Whitehurst No, this shield just adds some extra Input, Output and pwm pins to your Arduino. Please note this shield only works for these Arduinos: Uno, Leo, Mega, ADK. It won't work for Arduino Nano as it is too big for Nano.
I just bought a 1501mg analogue HD and am now finding Arduino won't power it for more than a few seconds, even though it says it runs at 4.8 volts, but I'm guessing the MA draw is too much. Now I'm stuck trying to find a 6V adapter which allows around 2500mA (stall torque). They don't seem to make them over 1A!
Hi I would like to know how to connect more then one of those mg995 servos, seems to have some power issues~ thanks.
Hi Lonnie, great video, very useful for me as i am trying to build a four gate level crossing for my railway layout. I have four Hobbyking HK15178 servos and a mains (240volt) as i am in the UK to six volt DC power supply rated at one amp. can you tell me how i can operate the crossing gates from a switch controlled by my Arduino Mega 2560?
Cheers Phil
the servo you use its 180 degree or 360 degree
how do you open the sample sketch?
How do you modify it to go further than 180 degrees?
hi someone pls hlp me.... im using MG995 servo.... irrespetiv of the program i give.... it in rotating in steps of 1 degree only....the problem is same both in case of arduino and ATMEGA16..... kindly hlp me..... im confused whether the motors are faulty r else they require any special pluse ...
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do we need a bread board for sure can we connect it directly i have 3 servos do i need 3 power supplies
you can use superglue as long as the wires are touching eachother.
nice demo thanks for showing how some servos just jitter , i also seen servo that could only do like 100 deg of movment or something so maybe if you tried 20/160
Hold up, what’s on that mug I can’t see it on my phone ???
OMG where did you get that awesome cup BRO????:
Gunter I'm glad you switched the camera to your face while drank from it other wise we would have never saw it.
Gunter My wife got it for me from ThinkGeek I believe.
Gunter My wife got it for me from ThinkGeek I believe.
Gunter My wife got it for me from ThinkGeek I believe.
Lonnie Honeycutt That is so awesome i want that cup so much it is the coolest cup ever. It sort of looks like a camera or something omg so cool man
sir i got problem with my servo it doesnt rotate back after 180 degrees , how can i fix this ? after it reaches to 180 it rattles i bbadly need help hope to reply as fast sir my 1st time to use arduino
Thank you Lonnie
Could you please tell me how I can write code to control 2 servo to run at the same time and same deg. using for function .
Here is the code that I use for mine: /* Sweep2
by mechanic37
www.mechanic37.com
*/
#include
Servo A; // create servo object to control a servo
Servo B; // twelve servo objects can be created on most boards
int pos = 0; // variable to store the servo position
void setup()
{
B.attach(4);
A.attach(9); // attaches the servo on pin 9 to the servo object
}
void loop()
{
for(pos = 0; pos =0; pos-=1) // goes from 180 degrees to 0 degrees
{
A.write(pos); // tell servo to go to position in variable 'pos'
B.write(pos);
delay(15); // waits 15ms for the servo to reach the position
}
}
sir what type of arduino was that..?? by the way sir.. your video was great it really enlightened me..
The arduino nano
sir can i ask one more question.. my servo was just like jumping when all those 3 servos are running on the same time... but if it was only 2 servos there's nothing happen and it run smoothly but when i add another one then it jumps on its own.... so sir what do you think was the problem..?? hope you replied again and thank you sir..
what's the name of that arduino
HI i have a quotation can you tell me how to make a servo give me the position it in with an ardunio
www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/ServoRead
Command will give you the last position you wrote to the servo.
Highly recommend the documentation at arduino.cc It will tell you everything you need to know.
thanks you know I want to move the servo with my hand and then get the movement on the pc. I already know how to move it with the pc.
+smiley brick oh ok, gotcha. Can't do it.
please guys tell how to rotate modified servo motor in clockwise and anticlockwise i mean that i want to rotate the a continuous servo in both direction forward and backward
how to connect arduino pro minis with servos and led strips?
hello sir i had arduino mega .. i want to run 19 servo motors but in arduino there are only 13pwm pins is there any chance to run 19 servo motors for biped robot..
You don't need the PWM pins to run your servo. Just hook your white (control) wire up to any of the outputs as long as your code has them designated as an output.
4:02 with the computers usb........port
hello
You mean must I use external source of Power to get the Power to servo..
and If I take power from arduino and give to servo them must I use source power than I use USB
You can use either, but make sure the current draw is within the parameters of the Arduino. Small servos are fine.
I have bought the TowerPro MG995, but I cannot get it to rotate 360 degrees. Do I have to convert it? www.instructables.com/id/Convert-Towerpro-MG995-servo-to-continuous-rotatio/step4/Remove-the-5kOhm-pot/
can we connect 5 servos to arduino uno r3 without breadboard
+sunitha ardham Do you think the Arduino will be able to power 5 servos at the same time? That should be your first question.
can you make a tutorial where to arduinos are communicating with two hc-12's and 2 nano's 1 servo!.
I have a towerpro mg995
when I power the Arduino with USB it work fine but when I try with 9v external supply it moves very very slowly
I m a beginner please help
Don't use a 9 volt battery. Cmon man, google it.
I want to use servo in my project to move the ping sensor as head of it
I am using l293d for DC motors
but how to power servo
please can you guide me
I want to use servo in my project to move the ping sensor as head of it
I am using l293d for DC motors
but how to power servo
please can you guide me
This is my other account. No I can't, I don't have time sorry.
okay
can you at least tell me best way to give external power to servo
thank you for your reply
hi, can i get code arduino of servo motor
Sr do you have a code for android control servo motor arduino? Can you make a video?
For android using android studio
no
Ok thank you...
haha, so blunt. i like it.
Lonnie you're the real MVP! Great video!
Hi! Great tutorial. I am trying to control multiple (14, to be precise) servos using an Arduino Mega as my school project. I was advised to use a Sensor shield (images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51gzXjEx9zL.jpg), which, I believe has its own power supply provision. Thing is I can't figure out how to power the servos via this shield? I have seen a lot of other tutorials and all those use a breadboard, but I don't want that. Could you please explain (here) or perhaps point me to a website or something that explains this?Thanks.
ardunio nano ya toplam kaçtane servo motor takılır ?
I got my servo working after rewriting the commands when you rewrote the sketch, but i'm not sure why it didn't work with the first sketch at the beginning of the video. And thank you for this video, it made much more sense than the book I was using.
+D. Duncan To be sure I understand - you are saying your servo wouldn't work with the example sketch, but it did work when you used the code like I wrote in the video?
+Lonnie Honeycutt that's absolutely right.
+D. Duncan Was there an error message?
+Lonnie Honeycutt No error which is what confused me. Either way, the servo began functioning so I'm good. I just need more experience programming the arduino to understand any issues I may have in the future.
that a ESP board, am i right?
ohhhh... never mind, it looked like one, though
Thanks for this tut, simple and well paced.
will a futaba s3003 work?
yes it does.. i tried.
Why are you replying to yourself?
Steven Yang so people can know that it also works with futaba s3003.
Steven Yang I think rather than wait for a reply he simply tried it for himself. :) lol I have done that before.
Good video Lonnie..thanks. Just getting started. Doing mechanical Pinball machine Mods and needed this
Great video! Thank you for posting. I'm buying an Arduino especially to learn servos. Did a giant 4x8' plywood sheet holiday card and trying to make a moving light saber on darth vader... long story, but I think a servo would work based on your demo given the torque... Thanks again. Jason
+Jason Mayne Is this life size? That's going to have to be a pretty big servo.
Hi - the saber is 3 feet long, so I have 4 little pulleys I was going to use to take off some of the weight. Attaching servo to the bottom center of a 5-gal bucket with a string tied to the outer edge on the back side... string will get longer/shorter as the bucket bottom turns. Attaching string over top of board to saber... Unless you have a suggestion?
+Jason Mayne what servo you using? What is the power source for the servo?
I ordered a BotBrain CRS Continuous Rotation Robotics Servo from Amazon and should be in the mailbox now, and a Arduinox Uno Rev 3. Was thinking I can wire it with power, no prob; bought adapter.
+Jason Mayne Based on what I read, it looks like you should shoot for around 6 volts. I wouldn't power it straight off the arduino board with that kind of torque.
thank you very much, I have been looking at Arduino to add animation to my model railroad and you made this very understandable
I'm trying to connect my servo with my Arduino nan9
+Isaac Chan Don't try, just friggin do it man.
great video! amazing! you made the programming so easy!
Hello, all good about Arduinos and servos and other components. good stuff.
why are you rotating the servo .. the motor MIGHT deteriorate! :o
+Paulyne Jeremiah Alcos Dipasupil You are kidding, right?
Good tutorial, very well presented.
great video! i have a project with servos in mind. I think I know everything I need to know after this video! Thanks a lot.
Looking good Walter White
I subbed to your channel just in case you are ever brave enough to show your face.
Oh no sir I cannot coz I look like Jesse Pinkman
Btw very nice video....helped me complete my project
Wow. I thought you needed a potentiometer and worse program that is more complicated. ( I looked at the ones that were examples.
Really nice, man. :)
Superb video!
Thank you.
Awesome vid. Thank you.
+Jorge Washington Your welcome, glad you enjoyed. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
thanks for the video sir, i'm planning to build a different kind of robotic arm for my first real project using arduino, and this video help me on understanding type and use of servo :D
9:30 he's drinking out of a camera lens
Thanks so much !This helped me out a lot!
Very well put even I understood that top man .
great info lonnie thanx liked and subbed
Thanks for the video! You've earned a new subscriber. :)
360°???????????
didany1see the cat??!!
well done thanks very much , got everything cleared now
great job
Thank you for this upload
Thanks for the video.
Excellent cours.
merci
Thanks for sharing
thank very much for the info...helps me a lot men...:D
Awesome video. ^ ^
Servo control is quite a fun project. I did something similar recently with the Arduino UNO and Microsoft VS C#.
ruclips.net/video/NdAEfewrcoE/видео.html
you're awesome!
can someone nik down to the servo and get us some smokes and a lighter
Thank you
nano*
DAT BED DOE
what if I'm using a 9v battery how should I determine which resistor I should use
I have a towerpro mg995
when I power the Arduino with USB it work fine but when I try with 9v external supply it moves very very slowly
I m a beginner please help
Hi im using servo with potentiometer on arduino. I have an issue using a Power hd 1501 mg analog servo which jitters too much and have electronic noise. Can someone help me?
Even if i use the sweep servo programming on arduino ide it will jitter a lot.
I am powering the servo with arduino's 5 volts or 4 AA batteries.
Excellent video. Thanks.
great video! i have a project with servos in mind. I think I know everything I need to know after this video! Thanks a lot.
excellent video. Thanks !!
great info lonnie thanx liked and subbed