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• noonespecial 18y ago
  Yeah, I found that too. That just seems to be factory servos (big ones) with ethernet built in. The article suggests that there is somehow a way to reprogram the PHYS ics in the linksys to output PWM to drive the servos that were already in his rc copter. I'd be really curious how this is possible since I use spakrfun serial servo controllers now that are expensive and require full serial ports to run that often aren't found on tiny openWRT-able routers.
  • aswanson 18y ago
    Yeah, I found that too. That just seems to be factory servos (big ones) with ethernet built in. The article suggests that there is somehow a way to reprogram the PHYS ics in the linksys to output PWM to drive the servos that were already in his rc copter. Hmmm. Now that you mention it, I suppose it would not be difficult to format custom ethernet frames with a duty cycle proportional to an analog output.