When I install my servos I put them on a bed of epoxy/micro-balloons about a
1/16th" above the servo bay floor(very thin plywood). When it's time to
remove one of them I use a brake spoon (used to adjust drum brakes in the
old days) that I put a 90deg bend in at the tip, giving it an "L" shape.
Simply slide it under the edge of the servo,twist, and it pops right out.
The same tool could be made with a cheap straight slot screwdriver.
Allan Parsons
Orlando Buzzards
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