Servo Test: Annimos servos DS3218MG and DS3225MG 

Thanks! In BG-CZ and UK-Warehouse here in EU DS3225MG are 11-14 € with free shipping (and 1 week delivery, if in stock) - actually 14.69 US$ in UK WH - this is an awsome price! "Our" Amazon (.de) does have those servos only for much higher prices, 3218 (with free Prime shipping) is about 18 - 20 €... still a good price, but BG is the way to go here (if you do not need it next day ;-) ).

Nearer, more torque, less speed, farther outside, less torque, more speed. There is no "ideal" position. 1 cm is the distance servo torque is measured (in kg), in few countries they use inch (and ounzes) for this.

Can these servos take 7.4v and survive, I am interested on the life span at that voltage.

No, would for sure not. It can take short dives and splashes, but not being a submarine.

Other motors?

Sorry meant servos

@@dinowarrior1962 If other servos work in the same port and the servos are connected correctly, then they must be broken. Very strange both should be broken...

Precision will be the same, but 3225 is stronger - so I recommend 3225MG.

@@donaldsneffe Thanks!

No

@@donaldsneffe oh ok thank you

@@donaldsneffe why wouldn't you be able to program it with the arduino. Because of the voltage requirements?

@@miximum1 I do not know anything about Arduino.

@@miximum1 There is nothing to program in these Annimos servo. The input to output is linear and can't be changed, unlike some higher end servos where you can program the speed, torque and angle within the servo. Now, could you control these Annimos servos with Arduino? That's a possibility.

Good but short ;-)

Like a cat on steroids I would imagine.

Would I need a servo driver to accomplish that?