As requested and a $400 camera later
Nick_A
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Joined: 10 Nov 2005
Posts: 96
Location: Houston, Texas
Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 4:59 pm Post subject:
o wrong forum
This Thread Is Worthless With Out Pics
i wanna see pics of the 30 pounder and the 8 feet of lynx track
Here are pictures of my glorified 26 pounder ( cut some fat when moved to the Lynxmotion motors from the Harbor Freight drill motors)
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Here is picture of the control program I created to wirelessly control the platform (glorified RC car with PC control).
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Next rendition will contain the trackset along with the sensors for more autonomous control
The 8 feet of track is currently only five with two more in the mail.
Chris
Wow…
Very clean looking.
Nice job!
By the way…
Clicking PRT SC on your keyboard gives a very nice picture of what you’re viewing.
Nice to see that you’re using Visual Basic (Express.NET , right?).
chunga
June 26, 2006, 3:25pm
3
cool bot /glorified RC car
i have to agree with Nick and say how clean that thing is, that wires and such, very nice
btw, is that battery pack in the 1st and third picture the power for the whole thing?
sn96
June 26, 2006, 3:57pm
4
Very nice indeed! Where did you get those aluminum bars from?
Thanks guys
Actually, I use VB6.0 as I have not upgraded (miser)
No, the pack you see is for the servos only. Underneath there is 12-D 10,000 mAh cells in series for the motors and H-bridge and an addional 4-C 5000mAh cells in series for the microcontroller/transceiver logic
Those aluminum bars came from 2 accessory/expansion packs that were offered by Evolution Robotics. They are great for throwing together a platform that I overlay with home depot plastics in short order.