Modifying R/C Servo''s for 180° rotation?
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Thanks for the info Hank. A proper "Sail winch" or Sail Arm Servo
would be great but would doulbe the cost of my boat. I had seen a
long time ago, about changing a few components inside a servo which
would increase it's rotation to nearly 180° for the same 1mS to 2mS
PWM range.
With the 90° swing at present, and an extended arm length of 6", I
can pull in 8" of "Sheet". It needs to be 12" or more!
Steve/G4MJW
--- In basicstamps@yahoogroups.com, "Hank Hagquist" <hankster@h...>
wrote:
> A sail winch normally has about 3 turns of travel. Typical is the
Hitec
> 725BB. You can also get a sail arm servo which normally has about
140 deg.
> of travel. Typical is the Hitec 815BB
>
> Hank Hagquist
> Team RCV - http://www.teamrcv.com
> Hobby Talk - http://www.hobbytalk.com
> RealRace Racing League - http://www.rrg2.com
would be great but would doulbe the cost of my boat. I had seen a
long time ago, about changing a few components inside a servo which
would increase it's rotation to nearly 180° for the same 1mS to 2mS
PWM range.
With the 90° swing at present, and an extended arm length of 6", I
can pull in 8" of "Sheet". It needs to be 12" or more!
Steve/G4MJW
--- In basicstamps@yahoogroups.com, "Hank Hagquist" <hankster@h...>
wrote:
> A sail winch normally has about 3 turns of travel. Typical is the
Hitec
> 725BB. You can also get a sail arm servo which normally has about
140 deg.
> of travel. Typical is the Hitec 815BB
>
> Hank Hagquist
> Team RCV - http://www.teamrcv.com
> Hobby Talk - http://www.hobbytalk.com
> RealRace Racing League - http://www.rrg2.com