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    Quote Originally Posted by polishedball View Post
    i knows it busy, was just playing around to excess. also vids are kinda rough, not sure if youtube or what will post better later on.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dave View Post
    Using this little sucker.. A small 2 channel DMX - servo driver.. I have it configured as only 2 position ( in and out ) but the 2 pots allow me to set the down position for each servo.. Pretty useful to get Linear gratings doing a horizontal line

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    Dave, how would this work with a continuous rotation servo? I am interested in being able to control the rotation of a lenticular optic as far as switching between static, rotation clockwise and anticlockwise.
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    Quote Originally Posted by absolom7691 View Post
    Dave, how would this work with a continuous rotation servo? I am interested in being able to control the rotation of a lenticular optic as far as switching between static, rotation clockwise and anticlockwise.

    Haha, I dont think it would work TBH. You could do what you need with one of my analogue boards and one of my gm20 drivers
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    How fast are these, I need to add 3 more positions, but have always thought i'd be able to see servos sliding into the beam. Where the solenoids snap in so fast you don;t see it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dave View Post
    Here is my take on the scan thru thing using RC servos

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    Using this little sucker.. A small 2 channel DMX - servo driver.. I have it configured as only 2 position ( in and out ) but the 2 pots allow me to set the down position for each servo.. Pretty useful to get Linear gratings doing a horizontal line

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    Hey John,

    They are pretty quick, but not so fast as to not see any artefacts.. Ill send you a board to mess around with if you like?


    Quote Originally Posted by polishedball View Post
    How fast are these, I need to add 3 more positions, but have always thought i'd be able to see servos sliding into the beam. Where the solenoids snap in so fast you don;t see it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dave View Post
    Hey John,

    They are pretty quick, but not so fast as to not see any artefacts.. Ill send you a board to mess around with if you like?
    Thanks ill PM ya in the next days. Gonna have a parts order again.
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    Nice looking effects, sure does make the show a lot more interesting by addding the scan thru. Also thats a cool sequence of frames , I really like the precision timing to percussion at 3:25 on your metallica show. Great stuff, thanks for posting.

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    A couple shots of the next grating to be added to the assy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by polishedball View Post
    A couple shots of the next grating to be added to the assy.

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    Were these a single grating or grating on a poly20?
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    Scan thru so in front of a scanned image (scanner pair). One grating.

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    Were these a single grating or grating on a poly20?
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    But... is that one of the 20 gratings that's on the Poly20 wheel or, is that some other particular piece of glass you stumbled upon?

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