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30036
i have in mind a slave position by turning 2 drive motors on or off using mdifferent speed settings to position slave from lnown position to where work is to...
ELEANOR BOWMAN
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Feb 1, 2007
2:22 pm
30037
... That is correct. I'm a member of several Yahoo groups and to read the emails (9 in 10 are usually of no interest) would be a real pain. ... That is what...
brianinrenton
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Feb 1, 2007
8:14 pm
30038
That rocks the house, man! Thanks for posting that. Tom...
benedict-list@...
inetd_conf
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Feb 1, 2007
9:51 pm
30039
Just to show you what you're up against. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2fp6apH5Rw This is the 2005 All-Japan champion. That first fast looking run... that's...
Rich Chandler
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Feb 2, 2007
4:06 am
30040
No problem. Glad to help....
Mike Payson
mpayson
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Feb 2, 2007
6:04 am
30041
... that's ... ... And another video that may more accurately represent what you are up against :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIsKtMe5Qc4...
johnmciv
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Feb 2, 2007
6:19 am
30042
Anyone know of a long range IR detector, maybe 6-8 ft range, something similiar to what's used in TV ? The PNA4602 and the IS471F don't seem to be adequate for...
Dan
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Feb 2, 2007
6:20 am
30043
Its not the detector, its the emitter. Use higher powered IR LEDs. Pete ... From: "Dan" <ragooman@...> To: <SeattleRobotics@yahoogroups.com> Sent:...
Pete Miles
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Feb 2, 2007
7:05 am
30044
Quite worring about what the Japanese are doing. Me will never see one of those robots in real life. Since history has a very strong tendancy of repeating...
Pete Miles
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Feb 2, 2007
7:11 am
30045
I am working on a robot project where I have a DC motor (12VDC and 30A max) that is being driven by a PWM speed controller in the forward and reverse...
Robin Bailey
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Feb 2, 2007
7:15 am
30046
If the IR is not pulsed at a set freq, then the range is cut back greatly. Using pulsed IR will let the detector tell the diff between background IR and a real...
Tony Brenke
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Feb 2, 2007
8:44 am
30047
LOL, Switch to a 'sevcon' motor controller and use your current one on another project. That would be the easy way. Your second option is to use an IGBT but...
Tony Brenke
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Feb 2, 2007
8:53 am
30048
... Hey Pete, it was more about what's Possible, really, than trying to discourage anyone....
Rich Chandler
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Feb 2, 2007
3:23 pm
30049
I suppose a couple points I should have included was that I have to do the switching on the motor side, not the power side, because this is being done to 2+...
Robin Bailey
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Feb 2, 2007
5:55 pm
30050
A 12v DC motor, that draws 30 amps. That's a big motor, you must be building a big robot. Are you using only one motor? You must be powering it with a car ...
robotMaker
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Feb 2, 2007
5:56 pm
30051
Rich, I completely agree with you. The Japanese do set the bar when it comes to robots across the board. But, from past experience, people get discouraged and...
Pete Miles
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Feb 2, 2007
6:17 pm
30052
My suggestion --- take apart something that had an IR remote control (the control too, o'course). Then you know you have the parts you want, they are matched,...
-S
samthemagical
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Feb 2, 2007
6:26 pm
30053
Go to Sharp's website at sharpsma.com. Navigate to Products|optoelectronics|IR Remote Receiver. You've got your choice of 133 different products :-) The key to...
Stephen Noel
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Feb 2, 2007
6:36 pm
30054
what about making robots for fun? i plan to do robo-one in japan next year . . . i probably wont stand a chance my first year or two doing it . . . but i dont...
John Palmisano
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Feb 2, 2007
6:41 pm
30055
Strangely, I thought to look up Micromouse on Youtube the other day as well. That's the kind of stuff I expect my team to be going up against, but we're going...
Ben Estroff
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Feb 2, 2007
10:57 pm
30056
... I've already started my micromouse design. I probably won't have anything like those zippy little ones on YouTube but that sort of thing hasn't stopped me...
Bob Cook
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Feb 3, 2007
3:20 am
30057
There is no way to do this cheap. But there is a way. Replace the relays you are using now. Go with this. http://www.acroname.com/robotics/parts/R133-MD03.html...
Tony Brenke
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Feb 3, 2007
6:18 am
30058
hi. i have a motor that runs on 24v dc to turn the wheels. if i apply 24 v across the circuit, would it fry some of the components? if it would,could you tell...
mvshiva9493
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Feb 3, 2007
4:21 pm
30059
check the datasheets for the maximum voltage rating for each component you think will fry =P typically most are rated for no more than 20V . . . ... -- John...
John Palmisano
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Feb 3, 2007
4:36 pm
30060
Hey all, I am still working on my balloon project (automatedair.blogspot.com) and have run into a GPS Problem. I have gotten a garmin 18 LVC () all hooked up...
Gabriel Elder
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Feb 3, 2007
6:19 pm
30061
hi, i'm building a robot for a contest at college. on of the designs for a weapon involves a spring that can lift a load of about 10-15 kgs... could i please...
mvshiva9493
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Feb 3, 2007
6:33 pm
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... component you ... 24 v ... first of all, thanks for replying.. a lot are 30v+, some are even just 10v.. what do i do?is there a way i let only a small...
mvshiva9493
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Feb 3, 2007
6:33 pm
30063
If you apply 24V to a 10V rated component, it will fry (and sometimes explode into pretty sparks). As for the amperage on the motor, you must look up the...
John Palmisano
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Feb 3, 2007
6:53 pm
30064
You need what is called a "motor controller" which acts as a bridge between the low voltage main controller (your robots brain) and the high voltage motors. If...
Mike Payson
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Feb 3, 2007
7:26 pm
30065
Thanks for all the tips that everyone suggested. =Dan .==============================================================================. [ My Corner of...
Dan
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Feb 3, 2007
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