Tower pro 9g servos code#

I know when I've come across similar 'dead end' threads on the net (usually for some obscure PHP or javascript issue in the course of my employment), where someone has a problem, asks for a solution, one or nothing is provided for them, then they respond 'Ok - I fixed it - not with the solution you gave me but with something else - thanks!' - it makes me wish there was a button on my keyboard that I could press to smack the poster. If someone else out there was facing a similar problem, this thread is effectively a dead end for them. It makes it easier for others, having a similar problem, to see what those solutions might beĪs it stands - you've stated 'I have a problem', then when asked for -your- implementation, you pointed us to -someone else's- implementation saying 'I hooked it up just like that' - only to later state 'I didn't hook it up correctly'.īut at no point have we seen how you hooked it up -wrong- and how you corrected it. Simple 3D model of Tower Pros Servo arm bundled with every 9g servo.In other words, the manufacturer is not pretending the servo was made by Tower Pro.

It makes it much easier for us to diagnose problems and point out solutions Clone MG90S: A servo marked MG90S and generally compatible (same size, etc) with applications that use the genuine Tower Pro MG90s, however its label does not claim it was made by Tower Pro.

Tower pro 9g servos code#

There's a couple reasons why we ask people to post -their- code and -their- hookup (picture, schematic, both): Description Product Features Dimensions: 0.91 x 0.48 x 1.14 inch (23.0 x 12.2 x 29 mm) Weight: 0.32 oz (9 g) Stall torque 2.5kg/cm (4.8V) Operating speed: 0.1sec/60degree (4.8v) Operating voltage: 4.