@J_W97@boxcardavid@liminalsunset_ not an injection molder, but I'd guess just using a non-ferromagnetic stainless alloy should do the job, despite it being way more expensive to machine
@LaboElectronico@Noctua_at I used the pusher method also back then, but from above, against the convection.
But my Desk stood in front of the radiator, so instead heating the room, warm air heats my legs under the desk, almost immediate warmth after turning on :)
@MacroWorld21 that's exactly the reason why I never bothered learning the codes and switched completely to SMD at the age of 15
SMD >> THT in terms of readability ^^
@BackwoodsEnginr@RueNahcMohr it means reaching a certain voltage, +5V in this case.
when the capacitor reaches the limit before the pulse end, the output pulse duration will be less then expected
@RueNahcMohr @shadowbanenub interesting, last time I had to work with shitty servos (try to avoid them whenever possible), there wasn't anything spec like, not even proper DS.
so I was left with staring the exact center point period length for all of them in flash and having to recalibrate every new servo
@ghaginn how do you now the sona's owner doesn't need them too?
also there are people like me, how can't read the presentation from the second row on but still have to pay for glasses cuz I have no vision disorder according to law
my glasses are "privatvergnΓΌgen" as we germans call it
@boxcardavid nope; my brother owns one which self-balances after turning on, waiting for the user to step onto
it's a really nice feature but I also recognize it's not implemented in all of them
can even be triggered via 433MHz china relabled keyfob :D
@AshSerigala@guhnebulous don't know about the others but sony does some amazing stuff, like having you realtime preview on display while simultaneously doing UVC over USB with realtime overlays like focus peaking and such.
you want better ui?
just use their app, almost latency free preview incl. (wifi)