MG995 Continous rotation Servo Motor with Arduino

Hi, in this tutorial we're using an continous rotation servo motor, it can be very interesting to use in robotics projects since they have a strong torque and a metal bearing.
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[@AkashBagFEce]

Really very helpful tutorial it was. Thank you so much for your valuable information.

[@MeghangNagavekar]

How do I know if the servo is 360degree continuous or 180 degree? Can u suggest some high torque 360 degrees continuous servo models?

[@truthbetold2793]

Using multiple wire colors with more clear explanation of where they are inserted would prevent many from having to find other videos. Points for the 0 to 180 explanation though.

[@ytshortchannel224]

Is that a 360 degree Servo?

[@insanulkamil3312]

realy helpful!!!!

[@md.shimanto4542]

Hi I am using a MG995 servo and I want it to rotate from 0 degree to 90 degrees and then come back to 0 degree through the same way .... what should my code look like?

[@ZombeeStar]

can i power the mg996r 360 from the arduino or will i need an external power supply?

[@ayeshazaki3041]

Use external power supply as at peak load the motor draws 1.2 A current beyond something arduino could supply
Also for safety of your arduino it's reccomended to use external power supply and you could also run the motor at 6 V which with give you more torque

[@aravinds206]

Is there any possibility to control the angle of servo ??
Kindly pls discuss about it if anybody knows

[@shrinidhin.s6676]

Can i use arduino only for control signal and power it from another supply?

[@SurtrTech]

Yes, just pay attention to the maximum voltage of the servo motor and don't forget the Arduino and P.S should have the same GND

[@shrinidhin.s6676]

@@SurtrTech Thank you for the information

[@ichchhagupta4868]

Audio was not clear

[@lineyajay3577]

hii ...i just used myservo.write(0).....i never rotates just stops......but for values above 90...i just rotates in one direction.....what can i do to rotate the servo in other direction......??...mine is MG995 360degree tower pro

[@saylibhosle3496]

I used same code but my motor rotates only once for 180 and the it stops what should i do to rotate it in one direction for few seconds? Can anyone help me?

[@fabiolsmineiro]

Is this a tutorial?

[@shravanti8295]

We can't download code

[@arigustisatria9417]

Why my motor not contionusly rotating? It just rotate to the degree number. When myservo.write(180); it jus rotate to 180 potition and stop.

[@SurtrTech]

Hello, it's not a continous rotation one!! it's a normal servo, maybe there's a name confusion

[@JisooMx]

My motor turn left, but doesnt turn right :/

[@SurtrTech]

If you are using a separate PS for the motor, try linking the two grounds.

[@JisooMx]

@@SurtrTech nope, it's directly connected to the Arduino :/

[@SurtrTech]

@@JisooMx You sure you are using a PWM pin right?

[@JisooMx]

@@SurtrTech yes, pin no.6 of an Arduino Uno

[@SurtrTech]

@@JisooMx Did you try a bunch of values, just a simple code with myservo.write reupload everytime with a different value try "0","50", "140" then "180" for example. If it doesn't work I don't really know the problem

[@Appu377666]

It is not work

[@desijrichert]

Please, mumble some more I can almost understand what you're saying.