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Re: Next Event: Rock Crawling
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lugnet.org.us.laflrc
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Mon, 4 Dec 2006 18:56:31 GMT
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> I like this even more than just the R/C obstacle course. I am definitly in on
> this. Should we define, or at least give some guidelines for size? Smaller
> vehicles are going to be more agile, but larger ones are going to
> have a better
> shot at larger obstacles. There's middle ground there somewhere and without
> knowing how large the obstacles are, it is impossible to figure out
> where it is.
> Maybe we can put off this sort of discussion for if/when we decide this is
> enough fun to continue.
This IS enough fun to continue.
So, continue.
I'll suggest robots are no bigger than a 48x48 baseplate. So, the
course must be big (wide) enough for such a robot to pass through. I
suspect on the day of the event, we will make the hills as steep as
needed. At one time or another, all robots will be expected to flip
and crash. :)
> Of course, I'll probably build big regardless.
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> How about community/loaner R/C NXT controls being available for people on that
> day? I'm sure there are some who would like to attend that only have 1 NXT
> (Phillips', Dykstals', Kerby, others). They could easily program (well,
> semi-easily anyway) their rock crawler to recieve the standard
> messages and act
> accordingly if we make that option available.
I have a couple controllers, and I plan to write a couple programs
that will allow them to interface with any robot. So, to answer your
question, yes, there will be remotes available.
Steve
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| In lugnet.org.us.laflrc, Steve Hassenplug wrote: <lots of interesting stuff> (...) I like this even more than just the R/C obstacle course. I am definitly in on this. Should we define, or at least give some guidelines for size? Smaller vehicles are (...) (18 years ago, 4-Dec-06, to lugnet.org.us.laflrc)
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