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Good observation CeildhR! I ended up not using them. The door used a magnet in the base and at the bottom of the flap to prevent it from "flapping" during windy days. You will need to remove that magnet at the bottom of the door to install the servo. I intended to replace that magnet with the N52s at another location, but never got around to doing it. I guess it all depends on the weather where you live...

Congrats! For the light, it is just a matter of sending "light" instead of "2" when creating the DO button. Take a look at the fantControl function in the fantastic.ino file for the complete list:"light""off""0""1""2""3""4""5""6""random_fan""random_light""delay""2H""4H""8H""summer""winter"

Beyond veggiebenz's Instructable, I do not. But you still have the option of controlling your remote using the microcontroller and sending the signals that way. Good luck!

Checkout the newer version of petcurfew here: https://www.instructables.com/id/PetCurfew-II-An-Au...for a servo mounting example. Also checkout this site: https://www.servocity.com/servosfor servo mounts. Good luck!