Originally posted by Tecstar1
My understanding is retract servos were specifically designed to operate a full 180 degrees and built to withstand the constant full torque force at the end of the throws. The retract servo does not allow end point adjustment?
Ron
You should find that the last few millimeters at the ends of the throws lock the retract mechanisms, so the servo shouldn't be taking any load, either up or down.
If this isn't the case, then I wouldn't rely on the load 'fighting' the servo, as that'll very quickly deplete the battery, like a binding servo does.
David C.