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Hello All, Just a short post. Thanks to the senior members of the club for putting on a great event at BCIT. I had a lot of fun, especially since it was my...
Lee Noah
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Jul 2, 2004
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something like this might work for ya I'm making this up on the fly, there no reason it shouldn't work... vacumme forming: 1) [$5] Make a positive of the shape...
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Have a look at http://www.plasticworks.ca/ and go to products and go fiberglass and epoxy. You can make just about anything. It is more expensive than vaccum ...
Dan Peirce
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"Along the lines of detecting if you are being pushed or are pushing (and I like the current sensing idea), would pressure sensors mounted around your robot...
Brennan
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Jul 2, 2004
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Pressure sensors or touch sensors will let you know if you're pushing or being pushed, but you won't be able to distinguish between them. -- Dave Hylands ...
Dave Hylands
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Be careful when using Piezo speakers as sensors. The voltage spikes can be high enough to fry your microcontroller. I've been working on using PCB material...
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Hi again, SO ive done some some more work on my tracked bot this weekend, Ive completeled the swap over to the PIC based brain around wendsay, As expected it...
Corey topper
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Jul 4, 2004
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Hi Correy, I found a link to that BA6209 motor driver for those interested in the details. http://www.rohm.com/products/databook/motor/pdf/ba6209.pdf Rather...
Wilf Rigter
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Thanks for the info Dan, I'll give it a try when I get enough free time. I'll let you know how it goes too. Lee From: dan williams <dan_williams@...> ...
Lee Noah
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Jul 5, 2004
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Reminder from the Calendar of vancouverrobotics http://groups.yahoo.com/group/vancouverrobotics/cal Vancouver Robotics Club Meeting Sunday July 11, 2004 10:00...
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Hello Everyone, Our next meetings will be: July 11, 2004 August 8 September 12 October 10 November 14 December 12 January 9, 2005 February 13 March 13 April 10...
Paul Nagelkerke
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Jul 7, 2004
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what is the Robo-thing 2005 at BCIT? is it like our last comp?...
Brennan
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I am looking for a place where for a small fee I can have some wood and metal cut and shaped to specified shapes. I have the plans but NEED THE WORKSHOP. The...
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Hello Everyone, I have been contacted by someone trying to find the original builders of Expo Ernie (1986-1986) in order to get him (it?) running again. If you...
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Jul 8, 2004
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Reminder from the Calendar of vancouverrobotics http://groups.yahoo.com/group/vancouverrobotics/cal Vancouver Robotics Club Meeting Sunday July 11, 2004 10:00...
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Hello Everyone, A recent bipedal robot web site was featured on Slash Dot: http://www.wowrobot.co.kr/Shop/index.php?var=Good&Good_no=234 ...
Paul Nagelkerke
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Hi everyone, Here are some links to stuff we talked about today at the meeting: Mark III Store (for inexpensive optical sensors): ...
Dave Hylands
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Jul 12, 2004
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I wish I could have made it. Perhaps the next meeting. I have been thinking of getting some motors for my first robot. Which ones to get and how much to spend?...
Dan Peirce
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Jul 12, 2004
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Hi Dan, Well I guess it would help to know how big a robot you'll be building. -- Dave Hylands Vancouver, BC, Canada http://www.DaveHylands.com/...
Dave Hylands
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Jul 12, 2004
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what is precise? one micron? 1/8th of an inch? I might have some ability to make what you want, set aside being far away. dan ... -- Dan Williams, Owner ...
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if nobody else answers, I'm interested. dan ... -- Dan Williams, Owner http://eds.dyndns.org Electronic Device Services (604) 886 0316 RR8 855 Oshea rd Gibsons...
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Hi Brennan, I also have some facilities to do stuff, depending on how big the pieces you need done. My Sherline (which is precise down to .001") can handle ...
Dave Hylands
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I guess I want to build a minisumo. Your stinger has caught my eye. I see it has the GM-12 motor. I believe that solarbotics sells that motor for $30 each. ...
Dan Peirce
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Jul 13, 2004
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Hi Dan, I use rechargable batteries, which are cheaper in the long run than non-rechargeable ones. If you alkalines, you need to be careful which ones you get....
Dave Hylands
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Jul 13, 2004
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It looks like the gm-11 has half the gear ratio and so twice the speed of the gm12. ... [snip] ... [snip]...
Dan Peirce
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Hi Dan, Yep, and also half the torque. The GM-12 with Stinger sized wheels has similar torque to the servos I was using in Marauder with the bigger wheels. I...
Dave Hylands
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Well, since Dave just mentioned it in a post, I thought I would ask about rechargable batteries and their charges. If I was to go out and buy a charger and...
Clinton
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Hi Clinton, There are two basic types of chargers available - slow ones and fast ones. I REALLY like the fast ones, but you pay for them. I have two Rayovac 1...
Dave Hylands
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What do you regard as a fast charge? 1C 2C? The lithium ion batteries me and corry used for our robots are made of 3 1800mAh 4.2V cells in series. They don't...
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Hi, Did anyone got it? Is it possible to hack it? http://mip.typepad.com/mips_scan/2004/06/indepth_review_.html SS ... Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - 50x more...
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