Learn how to control servos with the Raspberry Pi using the Monk Makes Servo Kit. This easy-to-use kit includes the ServoSix interface board, two servos, jumper wires, a battery box, and a Raspberry Leaf GPIO template to help you find the right pins.The ServoSix board allows control of up to six servos with a Raspberry Pi. It features terminal block style power input, 18 pin headers for servos, and 6 pin headers to connect to the Pi. It has a power indicator LED, and built-in reverse polarity and over-current protection to safeguard the Pi's GPIO pins.The downloadable guide provides a complete introduction from setup to programming for controlling the servos. This kit can also be used with Arduino, with coding instructions included.Note:Raspberry Pi and batteries are not included.Features Learn servo control with Raspberry Pi. Includes two servos for immediate project use. Raspberry Leaf GPIO template for easy connection. Comprehensive downloadable instructions from setup to coding. Compatible with Arduino with included coding guide. ServoSix board specifications: Screw terminals for servo power supply. Reverse-polarity protection for servo power. 470µF 16V capacitor for servo supply. 470Ω current limiting resistors for GPIO protection. Power indicator LED. Contents 1 x Monk Makes ServoSix interface board 2 x Servo motors 1 x Raspberry Leaf GPIO template 1 x 4AA battery holder 1 x pack of female to male jumper wires 1 x pack of male to male jumper wires Instructions and basic setup guide Requirements Raspberry Pi (not included) 4 x AA batteries (not included) ResourcesInstructions (PDF)
