I'm thinking of going with Rutex to drive my servos. What I like about them is that I can see the parts and possibly even repair them. I've got a question for those with the Rutex Servos boards.....what bridge chip are they using....also I don't see the MOSFETS on the board...do they use N-Channel MOSFETS? Thanks, Paul :violin:
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02-02-2005, 05:36 AM #1
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Hi Viper,
The MOSFETS are under the board sandwitched between it and the heatsink plate. Don't know what type as I am reluctant to rip a good one apart.
I have had my drives for about 8 months now and will get around to setting them up in a few weeks time. I will post a message on how it goes.I am not completely useless.......I can always serve as a BAD example.
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