Can anyone tip me off why my servos are so "Shaky" ? They are all grounded to eachother(+ the arduino Duo card) Lipo 7,4 connected to the servos and usb powers the Duo.
Brg.
Alf Kåre
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bv_w_UYiGdYCan anyone tip me off why my servos are so "Shaky" ? They are all grounded to eachother(+ the arduino Duo card) Lipo 7,4 connected to the servos and usb powers the Duo.
Brg.
Alf Kåre
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bv_w_UYiGdYWhat type are they? I have
What type are they? I have some cheap HiTec HS-311s that are pretty shaky…
The code would be of help
The code would be of help here … but yes, OddBot pointet it out…maybe it’s just a timing issue or the servos are a cheap Monday production
at too high voltage the same
at too high voltage the same happened to me here… the servo’s are over-correcting their position. try it at lower voltage.
it sounds like floating
it sounds like floating ground a copy of code would help or check this out
http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/Button
http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/Debounce
hope this help
Hi there! Im sorry for not
Hi there!
Im sorry for not responding, but ive been “too hell and back”. I guess that my code is crap, so i wonder if anyone knows where i can find a working sketch with more than 1 servo, so i can edit it. I only seem to locate the “sweep” code from the arduino.cc site.
**Will do! **
Will do!