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DS05-NFC 360 degree servo

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$1.91 $3.08 In stock

Category: Motors and Servos

The DS05-NFC high torque servo (HCROBO0050) is able to rotate continuously in full 360 rotations in both forward (clockwise) and reverse (anti-clockwise) directions. It will accept standard servo signals for its input meaning it can be driven from just one 5V digital pin of a microcontroller. A pulse-width of 1ms will turn the servo at full reverse speed...

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Miles L. ★★★★★

This little servo handles the constant rotation in my camera rig perfectly — the 360-degree movement in both directions is exactly what I needed for smooth panning. Torque feels solid for its size, and it responds to standard servo signals without any hiccups right out of the box.

Carter ★★★★★

I needed a servo for a continuous rotation project and this one delivers perfectly—it responds smoothly to both forward and reverse signals. The torque is solid even at full 360° spins.

Violet ★★★★★

The full 360° rotation in both directions made my camera turret project way easier—no more fighting with limit stops. Torque feels solid for the size, though I did have to tweak the signal timing to keep the sweep smooth.