Instructions To Make Continuous Motor From A Servo
The reason I used a servo for this is because when you have completed this mod you have a very powerful motor with plenty of torque
(1.5KG to be exact)
The next 2 pictures are of the servo that I chose but this mod can be done to any servo
Step 1:-
Remove the stickers from either side of the servo as these keep the base on, then remove the 4 screws from the base of the servo
Step 2:-
Now remove the bottom plate of the servo
Step 3:-
Remove the metal clip at point a, use wire snips or you can wait till the next step to remove it as it is a little more accessible braces:
Step 4:-
If you push at point a with a small screwdriver the potentiometer will come free from the case along with the cogs
When you remove the clip at point a the center spindle of the potentiometer will pull free and you can snip off all the inner workings
to allow free rotation
Step 5:-
Now push the base of the potentiometer back into the housing,
place the center spindle back into the potentiometer with the corresponding cogs
this is very fiddley so take your time
Step 6:-
Place the top back onto the servo
Step 7:-
Remove the wires from the base of the motor and solder the black & red wires on that we cut from the circuit board
black/red/white in a strip
Step 8:-
Now push back on the base and put the 4 screws back in and the motor is complete
The reason I used a servo for this is because when you have completed this mod you have a very powerful motor with plenty of torque
(1.5KG to be exact)
The next 2 pictures are of the servo that I chose but this mod can be done to any servo
Step 1:-
Remove the stickers from either side of the servo as these keep the base on, then remove the 4 screws from the base of the servo
Step 2:-
Now remove the bottom plate of the servo
Step 3:-
Remove the metal clip at point a, use wire snips or you can wait till the next step to remove it as it is a little more accessible braces:
Step 4:-
If you push at point a with a small screwdriver the potentiometer will come free from the case along with the cogs
When you remove the clip at point a the center spindle of the potentiometer will pull free and you can snip off all the inner workings
to allow free rotation
Step 5:-
Now push the base of the potentiometer back into the housing,
place the center spindle back into the potentiometer with the corresponding cogs
this is very fiddley so take your time
Step 6:-
Place the top back onto the servo
Step 7:-
Remove the wires from the base of the motor and solder the black & red wires on that we cut from the circuit board
black/red/white in a strip
Step 8:-
Now push back on the base and put the 4 screws back in and the motor is complete