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Here's the deal, I'm building my first robot & I have an Arduino One board, but I've realized that the board is too pretty for me to use up in my current (and first) project and besides it would be a waste.

My first thought was:

Well, maybe I can pull out the ATmel chip on the board and stick a blank one there, upload the desired code there, take it out and follow some breaduino tutorial to build around it.

Peeked here

http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/ArduinoToBreadboard

and...

Well, I'm trying to learn servos so I'm toying around a micro servo 9G.

I'm using an arduino one board and the following code:

#include <Servo.h>

Servo neckServo;            // Define the Servo object

void setup()

{  

  neckServo.attach(10);     // attach the servo on pin 10 to the servo object 

  neckServo.write(90);       // "favorite" default position

}  

void loop()

{

neckServo.write(0);