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The ones I worked with 10 years ago would receive a signal and move to a 
position. they had an internal pot for ref. if it moved and the signal 
was still there the motor would move it back.


Luis Moreira wrote:

>Hi guys 
>On the R/C servos when you stop at a certain position do you rely on the
>high torque generated by the gears to keep the motor braked or does the
>controller inside the servo actually breaks the motor electrically? If it is
>the later do you guys have any info on it that you could share. Best regards
>		Luis
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