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Motor and servo mounting: Lab will go smoother if your motor and servo are attached to something. The pictures below show a cardboard box with motors and servos attached using twist-ties and paper clips. If you don’t mount them on something, they have a tendency to walk across the table, potentially becoming disconnected and even becoming irreparably damaged in the process.
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Motor and servo mounting: Lab will go smoother if your motor and servo are attached to something. The pictures below show a cardboard box with motors and servos attached using twist-ties and paperclips. If you don’t mount them on something, they have a tendency to walk across the table, potentially becoming disconnected and even becoming irreparably damaged in the process. Soldering and Strain Relief: You will need to solder jumper wires to the metal tabs on the back of the DC motor. Immediately after soldering the wires, use a zip tie to provide strain relief as shown in the pictures below: