this is undernieth my bot. I got the caster from ace hardware. The two motors are from a rc car called thunder tumbler. we used wire ties to hold it in one place.
hits walls, backs up, turns left, go forward.
CPU: picaxe 08
Power source: 4 pack of AAs or 9 volt battery
Programming language: pickaxe language
Sensors / input devices: two front bumper switches
A good start. You can easily A good start. You can easily add more photos. Go to www.photobucket.com. Create a free account and upload all your photos. Then click the edit button at the top of your robot page. Now go down to "text" and find the button with a tree on it that says "insert image". Copy the image link from your photobucket image page and paste it into the Image URL spot. Make your dimensions something reasonable like 500x400 or whatever and voila, embedded pictures!
lighting it was taken on my kodack digital camera.thats why it is so dark. i also cant post any more pics. they wont show up. i cant post any more video until i reduse the voltage to make it go slower.(i added new batteries and now it goes to fast).
Did you upload them to Did you upload them to photobucket like I said? It takes 5 minutes to do and they are online forever, easily embedded wherever you want all over the internet… even LMR.
nice! in your main picture i only saw one bumper switch, get another so it can turn different directions every time!
in your video i couldnt see your bot in action!! i know your kodiac is dumb so just get like a flashlight and use that as a spotlight so we can see how awesome your first bot is!!!
I’ll try I’ll try to get it working so i can shoot it on my dads reall video camera.this is because it goes so fast that the whole robot tips over. now i have a 9 volt with a 5 volt regulator hooked up to it and a second bumper switch. so, how do i lower the voltage?
this is undernieth my bot. I got the caster from ace hardware. The two motors are from a rc car called thunder tumbler. we used wire ties to hold it in one place.
