Convert Servo to Motor and ESC
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- Опубліковано 12 кві 2022
- Quick video showing how I convert cheap micro servos into usable motor and esc for 1/64 scale rc projects.
Servo I am modifying: amzn.to/3jynwDm
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Great idea using a servo as motor and ESC for you little trucks.
Great job man
Thanks
I needed this thankyou sir❤❤❤
Happy to help. 😁
hello frend
I'm faisal form pakistan
I am making a rc craft with more than one of these servo esc's but when I control more then one the all go in to a like static state, they all turn at a low power and I can't control anything without unplugging the power or the servo please advise
That is strange. There really isn’t any change to function. They should work the same as they did before taking them apart. Are you trying to run more than one motor from the same esc? I don’t think the little esc board can handle more than one motor plugged into it.
I'm crossing my fingers hoping i get a reply. I have a question, how much output current cant these servos dish out. I need a peak of 2 amps since im planning on using them as ESCs for a fixed wing micro rc plane with two engines/motors. I'm planning on using one of these for each motor
I have no idea. I doubt they can do 2 amps though, they’re pretty weak servos.
Where do you connect a battery??
Can u pls show how to reverse polarity of newer towerpro sg90
Reversing polarity would just be swapping the wires on the motor.
any idea how much amps those sudo escs can handle? im looking for a 1s 5a esc but boy are they hard to come by.
No idea how much it can handle. They’re cheap, could always give it a try and see if it smokes. Just be ready in case it goes.
Connect a L293D motor driver with diodes in the servo output and now use your motor you will get at least 3A easily
Bro ,This was the most helpful video for coverting but l could not understand clearly when l will use the super glue for locking.Please confirm that l understood or not.l ll turn potentiometer and motor will turn.l will turn it till motor stop and that point l will lock the potentiometer, right?
Please write to me, this is very important because l wanna replacing servo motor with n20 motors for my projects
Correct. You need to find the position that the motor does not turn and then lock the potentiometer with glue.
@@BuildItBetter3D Thank you so much
Do u ve any idea that one sg 90 servo esc can handle one or 2 n20 gear motor?l wanna making double actuator for my project.Just know that u do not ve any responsibilities about your advice.So feel free.
can you please tell me what is this green part 1:04
what's it does
and why you glued it
watch the video again
Am i missing something but where do you plug the battery in?
I don't know 2 :p
Battery powers your receiver. The esc is plugged into the receiver.
Blow mine that way
Ay man can you disable the reverse because I’m trying to make a rc plane
You should be able to adjust the travel in your transmitter to not output reverse. I don’t think there’s a easy way to disable it in the speed controller.
Can I control corless moter with it, I want to make an rc plane ?
I do not know.
@@BuildItBetter3D do you know the approximate weight ?
No, I didn’t weigh it, I just put it in a little truck.
@@BuildItBetter3D ok bro. 👍
I there any way to do away with the pot?
There might be, but I don’t know it.
How many amp it's support
I don’t know.
Is potentiometer important?
Like this guy removed it for use?
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I am trying to build an ultralight rc, so saving every gram of it.
If I remember correctly mine didn’t work without the potentiometer. But looking at that video I would give it a try. If it doesn’t work then you just solder the potentiometer back on.