Looking for 360 degree (only) Servo

[Michael Gardner]

I'm looking for a medium heavy servo (like Hitec 715 or 725) with a
travel of at least 340 degrees. A winch servo like the 725 doesn't work
because its designed to make about 7 full turns for a full range of
pulse widths - making the position resolution pretty sloppy within one
rotation. Yes, I can do gears or install an external potentiometer - I
was just hoping to find a servo I could use without modification but my
web surfing isn't turning one up.

Any pointers to manufacturer/model would be appreciated.
tnx
mgg

[me]

I've got an FP-S136G. Its a futaba retract servo.

Will that work?


"Michael Gardner" <> wrote in message
news:mgg-E9FC04.16135011122003@wildfire.prairienet.org...
> I'm looking for a medium heavy servo (like Hitec 715 or 725) with a
> travel of at least 340 degrees. A winch servo like the 725 doesn't work
> because its designed to make about 7 full turns for a full range of
> pulse widths - making the position resolution pretty sloppy within one
> rotation. Yes, I can do gears or install an external potentiometer - I
> was just hoping to find a servo I could use without modification but my
> web surfing isn't turning one up.
>
> Any pointers to manufacturer/model would be appreciated.
> tnx
> mgg

[Paul McIntosh]

If you let us in on what you are trying to do, maybe someone here can come
up with an elegant solution.

--
Paul McIntosh
Desert Sky Model Aviation
http://fly.mcintoshcentral.com
"Michael Gardner" <mgg@prairienet.org> wrote in message
news:mgg-E9FC04.16135011122003@wildfire.prairienet.org...
> I'm looking for a medium heavy servo (like Hitec 715 or 725) with a
> travel of at least 340 degrees. A winch servo like the 725 doesn't work
> because its designed to make about 7 full turns for a full range of
> pulse widths - making the position resolution pretty sloppy within one
> rotation. Yes, I can do gears or install an external potentiometer - I
> was just hoping to find a servo I could use without modification but my
> web surfing isn't turning one up.
>
> Any pointers to manufacturer/model would be appreciated.
> tnx
> mgg