We have 4 normal types which are almost identical:\\
**ES-030**\\
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**RS2**\\
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Operating voltage: 	4.8 < 6.0 v\\
Positioning time: 	4.8 v I 6.0 v: 0.19s/60° I 0.11s/60°\\
Operating torque 	4.8V I 6.0V: 3.2 kg.cm I 3.5 kg.cm\\
weight: 		ca. 39g\\
Torque:			3kg/cm\\
Gear:			plastic\\

[[Parallax standard servo | Parallax standard servo]]\\     
[[rc_car_servo_4519 | rc car servo_4519]]\\                 
                                                            

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**HobbyKing™ HK15288A Analog BB/MG Servo**\\
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Torque: 9kg @ 4.8v, 8kg @ 6v\\
Weight: 51g\\
Speed: 0.21 / 60deg @ 4.8v, 0.20 / 60 deg @ 6v\\
Voltage: 4.8v~6v\\
Plug: JR style\\
Metal Gears\\
Dual Ball-race\\
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   Brown = 0
   Red = 5V
   Yellow = Control

We also have a few adapted servo's who now are continuous rotating servo's. They do not rotate to a certain position but\\ rotate continuously with a controllable speed and direction.\\ 

An explanation on how servo's work can be found[[http://www.electronicsplanet.ch/Roboter/Servo/intern/intern.htm| here]].\\

[[http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/Knob|Here you can find how to control a servo with your Arduino]]\\
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If you want to design a wheel or arm that should be fixed on those servos, you can use {{:servo-as.zip|this}} for the hole for the axis.\\