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40577
... I had the exact same symptoms and my problem was the 555. It could be the 2n2222, also. I would swap the transistor first, seeing as it is easiest to...
J Wolfgang Goerlich
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Jan 1, 2004
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40578
Hi sorry for the late reply: The 'goo' is a lubricant called lubraplate a white grease used to lube this kind of device. I do not know is it is still made. ...
gene roure
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Jan 1, 2004
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40579
Hey Wolfgang I replaced the 555 last night still same thing. I cleaned and re soldered and cleaned all the solder points. I also noticed that when I point a...
Gord
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Jan 1, 2004
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40580
Happy New Year, all! My walker is finished. As a proof-of-concept model, it works well. If it approaches a wall at a shallow angle, the forward sensor on the...
Tom Gray
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Jan 1, 2004
11:45 pm
40581
Hey Tom Very sharp looking walker! You'll have to bring/or send it to compeat in the next ECRG! Gord ... __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Find...
Gord
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Jan 2, 2004
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40582
Hey after trying for over a week. I think I came up with a fix for the non working sensors. I ran a jumper from batt2 positive to P1 pin 27 (3rd pin fron the...
Gord
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Jan 2, 2004
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40583
I want to buy a few parts from Digikey but the numbers dont match. Does this make sense? 74AC14 = SN74AC14N, 296-4301-5-ND 74HC14 = CD74HC147E, 296-14513-5-ND ...
Bill Noble
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Jan 2, 2004
4:12 am
40584
Thanks, Gord. Toronto is on the other side of the continent, a bit costly for me to get to. Will have it for WCRG in May, for sure. If there are still any...
Tom Gray
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Jan 2, 2004
4:46 am
40585
2 out of 3 seem alright but 74HC147 is an encoder and the number you are looking for instead is 74HC14 = CD74HC14E, 296-12786-5-ND in a 14pin DIP package wilf...
Wilf Rigter
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Jan 2, 2004
5:02 am
40586
David & Grant: I am ashamed to admit it, but to date; I have not built a successful solar powered Turbot. I have build battery powered ones. But the correct...
Phil McCary
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Jan 2, 2004
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40587
I have been interested in constructing a few robots for a while, but looking at schematics i am unable to determine what types of motors would need to be used...
Steve
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Jan 2, 2004
1:12 pm
40588
Hi Gord, The fix you have would be bypassing the rear red indicator LED. Normally the 38kHz signal is sent through three series LED's , the two IR's and the ...
GrantM.
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Jan 2, 2004
4:53 pm
40589
Hello Phil, Be ashamed of nothing of the sort! It took about four prototypes before I got a solar turbot showing a strong phototaxis in timelapse videos. Still...
GrantM.
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Jan 2, 2004
4:53 pm
40590
Steve I have built a couple of edgebots using solarbotics gearmotors (GM2). Though not competition calibre, they work well. The radioshack hobby motors are...
Tom Gray
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Jan 2, 2004
5:42 pm
40591
DOUGH! Rear led ???? I just looked at the board and seen the spot for it for the first time. My kit is one of the workshop kits and dosen't mention the rear...
Gord
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Jan 2, 2004
6:15 pm
40592
Oh, That would do it too. The first version of the documentation was quickly revised, its online now: ...
GrantM.
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Jan 2, 2004
6:57 pm
40594
Thanks Grant I don't know how I missed the rear LED. It's in the docs. When I read you message. A bell went off. Goes to show ya. Check the docs more! I...
Gord
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Jan 3, 2004
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40595
What is a good source for 1M Trimpots? Any reason why I should purchase a single-turn versus a multi-turn? Thanks in advance, J Wolfgang Goerlich...
J Wolfgang Goerlich
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Jan 3, 2004
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40596
You can always send it and have a proxy run it for you. The ECRG will have walkers at the next event as far as I know. Gord Tom Gray <grayed@...>...
Gord
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Jan 3, 2004
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40597
The best (only I know of) reason to get a single turn trim pot is that they are less expensive. I've found that multi-turn pots are easily worth the extra...
Martin Jay McKee
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Jan 3, 2004
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40598
Hello everyone Happy New Year! I just took more pictures of my 5 motor robot, check them out on my site. I also drew up a block diagram of the sensor setup I...
greg_guitchounts
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Jan 3, 2004
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40599
Hehe. I forgot to explain the drawing. The two switches are left and right tactile sensors. The diodes lead to the waist reverser to make a back and turn when...
greg_guitchounts
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Jan 3, 2004
2:41 am
40600
Ok, i have read up on motors and when you need a motor driver and such. But how does one determine 1. the current draw of a motor, 2. the resistance of a...
Steve
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Jan 3, 2004
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40601
GrantM: Thank you, I feel now! The Miller SE is my favorite all-around solar engine. It is good, simple SE and easy to freeform. As for the stand-on-end...
Phil McCary
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Jan 3, 2004
3:35 am
40602
... Hi, Wolfgang. I use the small 6 mm (1/4") single turn pots from Digikey. The problem with single turn pots is they can get very touchy when you need to do ...
Bruce Robinson
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Jan 3, 2004
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40603
... In general, you need to match the output current that the circuit is capable of with the current the motor needs to run. The first two circuits, using...
WilliamChops Westfield
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Jan 3, 2004
7:12 am
40604
... Are they the "Hyper-Racer" (I think)? Them's the motors that retrofit into the GM2/3/8/9 nicely for pretty hot performance (and tremendous current draw). ...
Dave Hrynkiw
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Jan 3, 2004
9:07 am
40605
... Hmm. there's one... It has a nice label (unusual, that. useful.) HYPERSONIC SUPER-SPEED MOTOR Imperial SUNTOY MOTOR Looks like they're still available...
WilliamChops Westfield
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Jan 3, 2004
10:08 am
40606
... Yep, that's the one! Ori...
Ori
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Jan 3, 2004
2:49 pm
40607
do anyone of u help me out in explaining the working architecture and theor of pigeon computing or pigeon cluster computing. plzzzzzzzzzz...
Muhammad Nauman Shaukat
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