Arduino - Servo Motors and Knobs

[MrGrandllama]

hi, just want to know what type of potentiometer you use?

[metalx1000]

@MrGrandllama: I didn't realize there were different types. Got mine from adafruit.

[MrGrandllama]

@metalx1000 i mean on other websites where they have different ones like 10k and 10x5 and 10x10 and linear and stuff like that. also i just looked on adafruit and they don't have any.

[metalx1000]

@MrGrandllama: I got them in the Arduino Start Kit. It was either a 10K potentiometer or 1K potentiometer. Those are the 2 that came with the pack. I don't think I even realised they were different at the time :) Good luck.

[MrGrandllama]

@metalx1000 ok. thanks! btw awesome tutorials!!!!! :)

[MultiJohn12321]

@MrGrandllama adafruit now sells potentiometers

[leonlim2008]

A detail and clearly explained video tutorial. I believe you must have put lot of work in this video. And it's a nice move to add background music to this video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Keep it coming! :-) 5 stars!

[metalx1000]

@leonlim2008: Thanks :)

[YouMockMe]

Cool. Thanks man.

[m2cm2cm2c]

Nice tutorial and montage :)

[nanotube09]

How did you make the video? I mean, which program did you use? Thanks...

[metalx1000]

I use Kino to capture the video from my camera.

gtk-recordmydesktop to do the screen capture.

Then I used Blender to edit the video.

I you go to my site (the link is in the description of this video) you will see a video editing menu on the left side and blender is one of the option. I have a few tutorials there.

Although, if you are not familiar with Blender, it has a bit of a learning curve. But, I have a lot of blender tutorial on my site.

[m2cm2cm2c]

May I suggest trying out VLMC it is quite good :)

[metalx1000]

Thanks for reminding me. I heard about that a month or 2 ago and meant to check it out.