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Mindstorms books for a HandyBoard user ????
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lugnet.robotics
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Thu, 23 Nov 2000 23:13:29 GMT
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Hi
I use a HandyBoard (http://www.handyboard.com/) as the controller for all my
robotics projects.
I'm looking for a source of inspiration for some new projects, especially
some robot platform designs.
How useful are any of the Mindstorms books, if you're NOT using the RCX
controller ? The HandyBoard has the ability to use Lego sensors, but any
LegOS/NQC code examples would probably need major re-writes. So what
percentage of the books deal with construction ? (I have a reasonable
collection of Technics components, so hardware probably wouldn't be a
problem.)
I'm guessing that the more advanced books will focus more on code than
hardware. Am I right ?
Or do you think that the "tight" integration between hardware design and
software would make the construction articles too difficult to port to the
HandyBoard ?
Thanks
Scott
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| "Scott Seaton" <scotts@aus.sun.com> wrote in message news:G4I36H.no@lugnet.com... (...) my (...) The books tend to have a sort of 50/50 split between building and coding apart from the Babani books which have a lot of programming (the first book is (...) (24 years ago, 24-Nov-00, to lugnet.robotics)
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