mr basic

By butterfingers

September 4, 2011

I just picked up a Mr Basic kit from one of those free shipping Chinese stores. It's gone together OK, but the drive train is really stiff and the motors can't move it (even on 6xAA NiMH). Any tips?

Robot – work in progress

Mr Mountain Monster aka Mr Suspense

Drives over most stuff, occasionally flips over.
Using a

None yet. Picaxe is planned.

Collected by 7 members

Mr Mountain Monster (MMM) was originally named Mr Suspense because his main modification to the Mr Basic kit from DAGU is the suspension and flexible drive system. … Read more

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ignoblegnome

Arduino, Dagu, mr basic

Blog entry

mr Dozer

By tom_jones

September 5, 2009

im redoing brainy basic into a much better robot.
ive looked and learnt with robotics this summer, ditching the picaxe which i didnt get on with for the arduino.
basically he will be a bulldozer but with attitude.

mr basic, LMR DAGU Contest

Robot – work in progress

1069-E1 - Hunting for Dust Bunnies

Hunt Dust Bunnies
Using a

Picaxe 28x1

Collected by 2 members

Start where?Almost a full year on LMR and still no "start here" robot. That would be getting really silly. Especially with all this Mr Basic stuff going on. This … Read more

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rik

Arduino, mr basic, LMR DAGU Contest

Robot

Mr Mouse Droid - Ericski's Mr Basic Contest Entry

Using a

Arduino Decimila

Update July 1, 2009 As Rik pointed out, some more details would be helpful. Firstly, more pictures can be found at … Read more

Help with Mr Basic

By guibot

May 20, 2009

I have assembled Mr Basic with 4xAA bateries, and tried L293D and L298N but with no luck, seems that it needs more power.

I would love to have some help building an H-Bridge with some kind of transistors, I know a lot of websites with lots of schematics, but I don´t know what are the best transistors to use, any help would be appreciated :-)

AXE020, mr basic, LMR DAGU Contest

Robot – work in progress

Mr BASIC + AXE020

Using a

PICAXE 28X2

In working on my Mr BASIC kit, I needed a method to add a PICAXE 28X2 AXE020 board. This simplest way was to add longer spacers and "hang" the AXE020 under the … Read more