Thanks.
This is interesting, but i need the servo to stay in current position when i release control button.
This is interesting, but i need the servo to stay in current position when i release control button.
Roman had originally posted some links to a 556 circuit. I did give those a shot and true to John's note, the servo movement was delayed and jerky. I'm sure any of the simpler circuits posted will do the trick, but don't expect too much. The servo I had is very similar in size and appearance to the OP's, but it was a different model.
Another option, if you don't want to build a circuit, is to use a cheap wireless RC transmitter and receiver. You can use the remote to move the servo as slow or as fast as you want. The caveat is, as soon as you release the control, the servo will return to its center position. Here is one such option.