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2 555 timers (You only need one but get two just in case you break one.)
Jumper Wires/ Component Leads
Breadboard/Protoboard
1x:
1Kohm resistor
4.7Kohm resistor
10Kohm resistor
33Kohm resistor
68Kohm resistor
0.01uF capacitor
0.1uF capacitor
General Purpose NPN transistor (don't use a power transistor...it requires more power to operate.) (2N3904,BC547, etc.)
Servo Motor (DON' T use a micro servo...no torque...) (Use a continuous rotation servo if not...mod a regular servo.)
Batteries and accompanying holders
SPDT Slide Switch (don't use rocker or toggle)








































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It also reminds me when there is work to be done...
i want to make this using a flipflop, can i use the one you showed in your other instructable about the 555 timer or a 556 dual timer?
The servo has a board inside of it that reads pulses It is basically an H-bridge INSIDE the servo.
Trigger from pin 2 will cause it to set high. Pin 4 will reset the flip-flop when it is pressed.
Any questions?
Class dismissed.
Did you try a single servo horn? ...that would give a full 360 rotation, and a little slower action.
This could be used to power "window" wipers on a pair of steampunk goggles, or drive an antenna sticking out the top of a hat! ...still very useless, of course, but with a slight oscillation of whimsy!
Hope you win the robot contest!
Thanks for the encouragement.
http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-make-an-H-bridge/
OR, an easier way would be this: Modify the servo like the above instructable, then build this circuit:
By the way...I know...
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