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I looked into the "Servo Now" motor that you described. It appears that they are built for stationary robotics applications much like the robots that build cars on the assembly line. However if you were to make a…"
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applications for an all in one servo motor - motor, controller, power supply, driver
Started this discussion. Last reply by Carl Campbell Dec 17, 2012. 1 Reply 0 Likes
i am trying to learn more about servo motors. I came across a cool unit called the ServoNow from specialty motors. I am trying to understand why this unit might be better than other servo motors for…Continue
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i am trying to learn more about servo motors. I came across a cool unit called the ServoNow from specialty motors. I am trying to understand why this unit might be better than other servo motors for a UAV application. I am in a marketing class and this is part of the homework assignment. Need to try and figure out what the best application would be for this type of plug and play servo motor.See More
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