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I know this question sounds ridiculous, but I'm asking anyway. My Clone Hammers uses crap electronics including a 5 wire servo. This servo is extremely weak and has a hard time turning the 1.9s. It's getting replaced along with the rest of the electronics soon, but before I do that, I want to try an experiment. I'm going to measure the voltage going to the servo, and depending on what it is, I may try raising it a bit. I'm expecting to see something below 6V being supplied, and if so, I'm going to raise it to 6.0V to see if the servo performs any better. Once I get closer to swapping the electronics, I'll try raising that voltage to see how much the servo can tolerate.
Out of curiosity, has anybody tried boosting the voltage on a 5 wire servo before?
Who wants to place bets on whether this works or I just end up smoking the servo? :mrgreen:
I know this question sounds ridiculous, but I'm asking anyway. My Clone Hammers uses crap electronics including a 5 wire servo. This servo is extremely weak and has a hard time turning the 1.9s. It's getting replaced along with the rest of the electronics soon, but before I do that, I want to try an experiment. I'm going to measure the voltage going to the servo, and depending on what it is, I may try raising it a bit. I'm expecting to see something below 6V being supplied, and if so, I'm going to raise it to 6.0V to see if the servo performs any better. Once I get closer to swapping the electronics, I'll try raising that voltage to see how much the servo can tolerate.
Out of curiosity, has anybody tried boosting the voltage on a 5 wire servo before?
Who wants to place bets on whether this works or I just end up smoking the servo? :mrgreen: