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Is miniboard a solution for semi-beginner?
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lugnet.robotics
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Tue, 13 Jul 1999 17:25:44 GMT
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Philippe Jadin <philippe.jadin@skynet.beSTOPSPAMMERS>
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Hi legoguys !
Being very interested by all those robtics stuffs, i'm looking for a
good devellopement system.
I intend to build or buy the miniboard, instead of using the lego RCX.
Mainly to get more inputs/outputs and flexibility. I have some questions
regarding those :
(i'm sory if someone asked them before. Also, tell me if i'm at the
wrong place to ask this. I'm a very beginner to internet)
-Where could i buy a miniboard (pcb,kit or finished one) considering i
live in europe
-Hom about the availability of electronics (L932 ?...) if i only buy the
pcb.
-Has anybody added some radio or IR function to the miniboard to
wireless-control it using HEXmonitor from a pc ? I intend to use
"mipod's" for rs232... any comment ?
-The rcx is using IR. Am i right ? if so, it can't leave the room where
the master computer is. With miniboard and radio mipod, we get lot more
freedom.
-The miniboard has only 2k for programs. I've heard that it could be
upgraded to 12k simply by changing the 68hc11 ? Is there really a plug
and pray replacement ? Do i have to change icc11 compilation ?
-Is there an alternative to the miniboard in the same price range, which
could be easier to build/program (basic stamp ? how about robotic with
it ?)
Thanks a lot !
Philippe Jadin
p.s. As i'll have more info about robotics and the miniboard, i'll build
a page for the quite-very-beginners. This 'll be located at
http://users.skynet.be/clairetnet/robot Do not try this before let's
say, 15 august 1999...
p.s.2 Sorry for my poor english
p.s.3 Are u still reading ? Strange.
--
Did you check the web site first?: http://www.crynwr.com/lego-robotics
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Message has 2 Replies:
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| (...) Nope. This is the perfect place. (...) I'd recommend Fred Martin's Handyboard (which is far more robust than the miniboard.) For a brief examination of each for purposes of choosing between them, take a look at: (URL) miniboard is probably (...) (25 years ago, 13-Jul-99, to lugnet.robotics)
| | | Re: Is miniboard a solution for semi-beginner?
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| Philippe Jadin wrote: [snip] Philippe ... I strongly recommend that you look into the HandyBoard before you commit to the MiniBoard. (URL) has drivers for 4 DC motors, 9 digital inputs, 7 analog inputs, two onboard switch inputs, one potentiometer (...) (25 years ago, 13-Jul-99, to lugnet.robotics)
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