First Real One...
A nice, simple base running on good ol' Fritz code
Cost to build:
$200
Time to build:
20 hours
- Actuators / output devices: std servo, 2 GM3's
- Control method: IR remote and full auto
- CPU: Picaxe 28x1
- Power source: 4AA Pack/ 3AA Pack
- Programming language: Basic
- Sensors / input devices: IR and FR05
- Target environment: indoor
Well folks,
Here's another entry based on Fritz's great code. One goal I had was to not have anything soldered directly to the main board. Instead I installed another board for hard connections and to allow me to expand in the future. I am thinking of this as a great, solid test bed for additional sensors and experimenting with code.
Nice little bot! If the vid
Yeah that video does suck!
Hey Krum,
You know, I really didn't watch it after I uploaded to youtube... Man was it choppy! I think it was shot at 15 frames a sec then compressed twice -once coming out of iMovie and youtube compressed it again! I am re-zjinking it now!
--Thanks man
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nice bot =D gratz
Very nice!!!! I like how you
Very nice work and I have a question
Do you build you own "L" brackets for the front spockets?
Thanks,
-Pandit
I did indeed make them, sir...
Yup,
But really they are just some angle iron... I used 1x1x1/16" aluminum angle. There is a little hardware store here on Cape Cod that has a pretty nice rackof different aluminum pieces -Square tube, round tube, angles and barstock, it is wicked expencive bu when you only need a little it is worth it. It drills like a dream and you can cut it with a regular chop saw (safety glasses!!)
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what is the code
what was the code you used?
i need it for my new robot
will it work with a infra red sensor?
HELPME!!!!!!!