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Old 10-19-2012, 01:40 PM   #1
Clodfobble
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Calling all electrical engineers

So I want to build this thing.

It's just a flat, rotating, vertical disk on some sort of basic stand (imagine a microphone stand,) with a controller box that has 3 features: on/off, bidirectional switch (that is, in can spin either clockwise or counter-clockwise,) and continuous speed adjustment.

I'm pretty sure the first step is a Continuous Rotation Servo. But then it gets into microcontrollers, and I'm out of my depth.

Assuming I could solder or get a friend to solder for me, am I smart enough to make this thing if I had suitable instructions? It seems like it ought to be pretty easy, with some basic parts from RadioShack.
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