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Jul '16

hoggernick

Those motors are incredible!

Those motors are incredible! This is the first time I’ve ever seen motors with UART input. They’re really expensive, but you’re saving at least $125 by not having to have a 2*(3*7.5A) motor controller. It’s also one less thing to break, and a LOT less wiring connections considering that it also returns your encoder values over that same serial connection.

I really like your design with the wheels around the motors too. Can’t wait to see this robot progress.

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Jul '16 ▶ hoggernick

steelsquid

Thanks :slight_smile:

Yes the motors is incredible, hope they will manage my new larger wheels (with the motors inside)

/Andreas

Jul '16

franciscodr Contributor

Great development!

Thank you for sharing your project!

It’s very nice designed and detailed. Congratulations! Iook forward for your improvements on it :wink:

Cheers!

Francisco

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Jul '16 ▶ franciscodr

steelsquid

Thanks :-)It is alot of

Thanks :slight_smile:

It is alot of changes from the “drawings”, will update with more info soon.

Oct '16

ignoblegnome

Wow. Great robot and thanks

Wow. Great robot and thanks for all the detail. 

I love the wheels; they came out great. How are they performing for you?

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Oct '16 ▶ ignoblegnome

steelsquid

Thanks :slight_smile:

The wheels works good but if the rover is still for a long time (more than a hour) the rubber is fixed in that postition.
So it will take about a minute for the foam to press it out when i start to dive it…

Oct '16

wolfe109

nice robot

awesome idea i tried something like this once, it didn’t work out