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Hi! Al On another project working with a servo, I turn the pot until it was were I wanted it, measured the resistance, and did the same thing on the other side. It worked, but it got there fast. I don't want this to happen her. Spec's are: Oscilliation frequency 50 Hz and 250 Hz, At 0.8 ms to 2.5 ms...

Hi!


Looks like it worked.

The valuase are:

R5 = 33k
R6 = 100k
R7220k

C6 = 0.022 ufd

It seems more stable at 250 Hz,
Jitters at 50HZ

thanks

Frank G.
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Hi! Al

Hope you thi9s works.

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