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Wiring the servo is not too difficult so long as you have the necessary parts. The only thing that I dont have is the actual servo control board. Other than that, I wire an old RC motor to a battery and RC transmitter chip from one of those micro RC cars and can operate that motor with a remote control from that micro car. At first, I didnt know you would need a servo board, and just wired it directly, and it just twitched. Now I know that the servo motors work by commands that are pulses, rather then a direct current. Heres how I rigged up the motor:

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-tubachris

[QUOTE="tubachris85x, post: 118201, member: 1226"] Wiring the servo is not too difficult so long as you have the necessary parts. The only thing that I dont have is the actual servo control board. Other than that, I wire an old RC motor to a battery and RC transmitter chip from one of those micro RC cars and can operate that motor with a remote control from that micro car. At first, I didnt know you would need a servo board, and just wired it directly, and it just twitched. Now I know that the servo motors work by commands that are pulses, rather then a direct current. Heres how I rigged up the motor: [ATTACH=full]95646[/ATTACH] -tubachris [/QUOTE]

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