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Oct '11

desertace

Congrats

good job nickn4 :slight_smile:

super LMAO @ 40 trys (including the ones when batterys were empty when i didn’t noticed). I am waiting for my kit to get to me but i kind of saw myself going through that and it is kind of nice to see that i am not the only person who will struggle :stuck_out_tongue:

I am really clueless in this electronics stuff but i am trying to learn. Just out of curiosity why do you have soo many wires?

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Oct '11 ▶ desertace

nickn4

its not that much wires…

well there are not many wires, its just that there are around 30 wires on a small space looks like there’re hundrets of them.

caz my h-bridge chip (for control at my motors) needs 18 wires.

than my serve and Sharp ir sensor needs both 3 wires each so put that many wires on a small space and it looks alot!

then if u struggle to achive your objective, you could also look at it like it is improving your own skills. not just the robot is improving

while u work at it also your mind. so keep that in mind and like what u do! hold on and it will be a real robot someday :wink:

 

nickn4

Oct '11

ignoblegnome

Nice job working through

Nice job working through your first robot. It sounds like you have learned a lot from the experience.

Now that you have learned some valuable knowledge, one way to achieve a cleaner robot is to use a shield on top of your Arduino. I can strongly recommend Ro-Bot-X’s Robot Builder’s Shield. You will be amazed at how much nicer your robot looks with all those wires eliminated!

You can find info about Ro-Bot-X’s boards by searching this site, or go to http://robotxdesigns.ca

 

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Oct '11 ▶ ignoblegnome

nickn4

yah im pretty happy to see

yah im pretty happy to see my wires do their job correctly as i told them.

but now i’ve finished i dont know what to make this time because all the ideas i got are a riding robot agian, isn;t there something uniqe what i can learn from??

and about that RobotX’s Robo builder shield:

yes i see it looks nice when it is fully assambled, but…

i dont think i can make it connected without glitches, because as i see it looks like i’ve to connect everything myself on the board,

or am i wrong on this one?

anyway i hope you can give me some tips on my next project (something wich isn;t too hard, but maybe it needs to be hard to make so i can develope my skills, so ill just hope u can give me some insperation)

 

thnxx alot

nickn4