SparkFun Servo Trigger

SparkFun Servo Trigger: www.sparkfun.com/products/13118
The SparkFun Servo Trigger is a small robotics board that simplifies the control of hobby RC servo motors. When an external switch or logic signal changes state, the Servo Trigger is able to tell an attached servo motor to move from position A to position B. To use the Servo Trigger, you simply connect a hobby servo and a switch, then use the on-board potentiometers to adjust the start/stop positions and the transition time. You can use a hobby servos in your projects without having to do any programming!

[@campbte85]

Came across this again after years. Should strongly consider "Parts Seen" purchase list for the demonstration projects.

[@StuffWithKirby]

This is one of the best product videos ever.

[@mischnic]

Ben Heck should buy it for today's episode!

[@DaveDurant]

I wish I could +1 this video more than once.

[@jasondsimpson]

I love it, great format.

[@JamesR5D4]

Awesome video :D

[@Disillusioned_one]

That was a funny video. Enjoyed it.

[@DARARobot]

Can you share info or sound board? (schematics or wiring instruction)

[@SoCalFreelance]

Consider voice acting as a 2nd career

[@NMrick505]

OK, you convimnced me I need this product. For some reason I have a thing for servo related stuff and this seems to be one of those why didn't I think of it products. I'll even forgive you for not having Redboards on special on Arduino day.

[@bluesquadron593]

Ben heck did the same stuff but in the usual messy way lol

[@erice7149]

is there anyway to increase length position from A and B.

[@abo2lhish]

liked this video (Y)

[@seeingblind8]

is there a way to use this in a rc, can it be control through a transmitter?

[@that.wild.cosplayeryt9194]

Can you connect to more than one server to the trigger

[@rjmyers5708]

How many servos can you put on one trigger?

[@callumnicolson9984]

How many servos can it control

[@arclitestudio]

Can anyone advise on the default "minimum" and "maximum" transition time in the default firmware? It states the "T" potentiometer controls transition time but doesn't indicate what the min/max is

[@Videogame9559]

How do you wire it up to microphone

[@JoeMama-ke1fi]

I have a 7.4 VDC servo, but the board is limited to 5VDC, is there a way to run a second power supply for the servo? Can you run 7.4 to the power leads on the servo and use the 5VDC from the boards signal? Or is there a second power input on the board that can be used for the servo supply?