How To Wire It! Servo Motors

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[@Aw4yed]

ItKindaWorks how to use a 5 wire servo with arduino

[@oldmancomedies]

Can you use an ESP8266 to control a servo? On another note, your videos are great and I really appreciate you making them.

[@dcwhitesnake8681]

Sir , your are a legend

[@mathewmathew08]

Do you mind tell me which adruno board you used?

[@valon5850]

can you explain about 1 ms = 0 degree, 2 ms = 180 degree, and between ? it probably in the library. but i don't get it how you can set it in to the position you want. example: 43 degree

[@EmaleesBoyfriend]

Do you press enter to make it run? Or how

[@micar_edit]

what arduino did you use

[@ryzenenjoyer2824]

Hello. So i have a 1/24 mustang that im trying to make rc. i got a crappy chinese reseiver (small enough to fit so itll be fine,) so... it has 2 wires for engine, it works, it has 2 wires for engine 2 ("servo" but not really) so i already soldered out engine 2 and the electronics are nearly ready so. Can i wire the servo to the reseiver (engine 2s place) positeve to positive and negative to negative? will it work? ( engine 2 was there i tried moving the control stick and it moved both ways, so i soldered the motor off.) so i know if i had a 50$ receiver/transmiter it would be as easy as just to plug it in but i have old receiver from old toy rc car. so do i need the white wire then????

[@livinglifemyway7349]

I have a 5 wire servo and I have a receiver that takes 3 wires from a servo, how can I change the wires from the 5 lead servo to make it go into my receiver that uses 3 wires? thanks

[@kennethkindrich3114]

whats connected to the white thing? the thing that has the usb connecting to it.....

[@preetthee]

Thanks bro great help

[@italktoomuch6442]

What model of servo is this?

[@ahmetbesmi7137]

What motor do you think I should use for a tracked robot? Is DC better than Continuous Rotation Servo? Thank you!

[@ItKindaWorks]

It somewhat depends. How fast do you want it to go? DC for speed but continuous rotation for more accuracy.

[@ahmetbesmi7137]

ItKindaWorks I am really concerned about its speed, I just want it to provide enough torque to climb stairs. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

[@yooboys4682]

Can we connect 16 servo motors with a single bread board

[@ItKindaWorks]

probably but that seems like a large mess of wires just waiting to accidentally be pulled out

[@AtlantaTerry]

Why are you using delay() in your code instead of millis()? As you know delay() stops ALL processing so it is possible to miss an event such as a button being pushed or a sensor's activity. Millis() won't do that because it waits based on units of time. From what I have been seeing recently, the use of delay() is now being looked upon as bad coding yet it is all over the Arduino code sample libraries.

[@toasterhead9812]

were are the servo examples

[@michellespicer2373]

Where do I get the wires?

[@larryromero1082]

i’m in the same boat