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Greetings all, So I was looking at the pummer pages on sb.net, and came across Wilf's Solar regulator. It basically charges up the capacitor to around 5v, but...
43 Oct 10, 2002
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Wrighter
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I reckon I got first dibs as far as Customer Reviews are concerned at Amazon for "JunkBots, Bugbots, and Bots on Wheels: Building Simple Robots With BEAM...
1 Oct 10, 2002
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Greetings all, My apologies for launching into a request for help with my first post but I'm rather at my wits end (not that far I suspect) I've built a Power...
6 Oct 10, 2002
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Can anyone help me find a place that gives out somaples of the 74HC390 chip? I've been looking everywhere. I need 6 or so of them. I heard that they were...
1 Oct 10, 2002
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Adam
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Hey Frenz! The CAD software on the files section...what does it do? I mean I wouldn't expect a 220 KB s/w to do much. Also, I am asking this cuz I couldn't use...
1 Oct 9, 2002
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Hey Gord, The Joule Thief is supposed to light an LED that needs a high voltage (like a blue or white one, about 3.6V), with a 1.5V source. It puts spikes of...
3 Oct 9, 2002
8:39 am

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Having completed a highly satisfactory photopopper, I finally began the Bicore Head kit I got last summer from Andy Pang. Didn't bother to breadboard it (it IS...
5 Oct 9, 2002
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They are called wire ties FYI, because they are used to bundle wires together. They DO lock solidly so there's no reason not to use them in mechanical...
2 Oct 9, 2002
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Greybeard
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Has anyone seen hall effect devices that operate like a variable resistor? If so, it might be a relatively nice means of performing as an analog limit switch....
4 Oct 9, 2002
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Richard Piotter
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I'd like to warn you... this is about the hive. If i used calculator solar cells on my minions (drones) to fill up the hive, would the bots that recharge in...
2 Oct 9, 2002
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Gord Mitchell
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Why, thank you. Glad you liked it. I figured you'd get a chuckle out of it. OK. No chicks or dough, but please tell me chocolate will be involved. John S. ... ...
1 Oct 8, 2002
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I'm a EE student and we've chosen to build a solar engine (Solar Roller kit from solarbotics) for our class project in circuit analysis. We'd like to analyze...
4 Oct 8, 2002
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Those plastic fastener-things that loop through themselves and have little teeth that lock them in place are really useful and much easier than soldering in...
2 Oct 7, 2002
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Greybeard
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Hey all! Dave has just posted this on Solarbotics.com: "We just received word that the book that we had heavy involvement with is nearing distribution! Keep an...
2 Oct 4, 2002
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Gord Mitchell
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I noticed that they are taking components off the walls a few years ago. And it didn’t surprised me. I had gone in many times on emergency runs to grab ...
4 Oct 4, 2002
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Greybeard
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Gang, Courtesy of Tom Gray, there's a new article up on the Solarbotics.net "Starting Block": a tutorial on making your own ball casters for smooth surface...
6 Oct 4, 2002
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Greybeard
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whel here's another contest, this time out of MY sick head :) I am daring you all to joint the ugliest beambot contest. Things I need: -one or two people who...
2 Oct 4, 2002
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Good thing I am off tomorrow, almost midnight and I am still catching up on posts! Ben, your variety pack may still be a bargain. You breadboard your ...
1 Oct 3, 2002
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4 Oct 2, 2002
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Laszlo Hegedüs
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i finnaly have a pats supplier through a repair shop with junk that they give away! i'm going in tomorow and i wondered what is rich with inverter IC's like ...
17 Oct 1, 2002
11:19 pm

Gord Mitchell
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Greetings all, I was just wondering if anyone knew where I can obtain some tubes of that fine, white grease you find in gear motors. Thank you! Cheers, ...
4 Oct 1, 2002
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Alex Roy
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Yesterday I suddenly remembered we had an old VCR hidden away in a dusty corner (OK, with 2 cockatiels ALL our corners are dusty!) With a manic grin I cracked...
7 Oct 1, 2002
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Alex Roy
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I've had a slow couple of weeks with my bots, and decided that I was moving too fast. I have all of the parts for a head and a 2M walker ready, but never got...
3 Sep 30, 2002
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Ori
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Bill, thank you very much for doing these tests! I have those ferrite rings like you used in number 2, but didn't even try them. How many winds is that? Well,...
5 Sep 30, 2002
8:34 pm

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I stumbled across this the other day. It looks like it charges a big cap over a long period of time (24hrs) or something like that. Applications in Beam? Yeah...
4 Sep 30, 2002
1:22 pm

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i've got to start looking for colleges this year and i wanted to know if anyone here had any sugestions for colleges and what employers might be looking for...
1 Sep 29, 2002
2:59 am

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Just wonder where i can get some white leds and some ferrite rings or beads. this looks bad as in cool. you can find it at ...
15 Sep 29, 2002
2:42 am

BillW
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Hi everyone, I've been thinking more and more about the use of Dial Tone for robot communications. I just wanted to ask, is it possible to put an IR LED at the...
2 Sep 29, 2002
2:29 am

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I built a bot using about the same circuit as the cigarette add I mentioned a while ago. go here for the scheme. All it does is twitch... you guys take the...
3 Sep 28, 2002
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Adam
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Hi Vishy, I have tested the power-circuit with a 6V 60mA relay and 5Vcc power supply. It works fine so I think you don't have a correct driving from 74hc245 or...
3 Sep 27, 2002
11:10 pm

Gord Mitchell
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