How to control (angle specific) a continous 360degree servo?

Question

I want to control a "Servo motor analoog Micro Servo 9g SG90 360°/continous rotation" with a python script. I do understand the control of a 180° servo but somehow the 360° is not reacting the same.

I want to use the servo to turn like a dial of a clockwork, in this case the dial will show the current moonphase.

So I need the Servo to turn to a specific angle or turn a specific angle. I save the angle in a file after it has turned so I can calculate the difference in current and desired angle is and use that difference to calculate the duty.

But i really dont understand how I can calculate the duty to turn 1°. I got my PWM set on 50Hz.

Can anyone explain me how I can achieve my goal?

*edit: Servo information:

No-load speed: 0.12 seconds / 60 degrees (4,8V)

Stall torque: 1,2 - 1,4 kg / cm (4,8V)

Dead-set: 7 microseconds

PWM-value 185 causes motor to stop.

PWM-value 175 causes motor to turn CW

PWM-value 195 causes motor to turn CCW

PWM-value 62 causes motor to stop because of to low input.

Answer 1

You can not do this with a continuous rotation servo.

With a standard servo you specify an angle - the servo stops when it reaches that angle. With a continuous rotation servo you specify a speed of rotation - the servo keeps spinning at that speed until you tell it to stop or specify another speed.

You need to buy a standard servo and use gearing to extend the range of movement or use a stepper motor instead.