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Re: Some sensor and misc ideas
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lugnet.robotics
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Sun, 29 Nov 1998 19:52:55 GMT
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Shane Weston <shanew@bmi.netSTOPSPAM>
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John Donaldson wrote:
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> Shane,
> What is the Radio Shack Part Number? • part # 15-1959 $49.99
> With this and the Sonar I can make a mapping robot. Then I don't
> have to worry about onboard memory, since I can let the PC do the map
> storage/retrieval.
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> John A. Donaldson
here's a picture of them http://www.bmi.net/shanew/remotextender.jpg
I also found some here http://www1.viaweb.com/direct/wirremconex.html
I'm still not sure they will work the way you want to use them I don't
think they transmit two ways. although I have had some sucess talking
two ways by placing the transmitter and reciever close togeather and
having them both at an angle where thy can see the tower and RCX.
Otherwise I use them by placeing the reciever opposite the tower in the
room and set the tower to long range this way i almost never "loose" the
RCX.
Hope this helps If you come up with a test you want me to do with them
feel free to ask. I have been using BOTCODE and MINDCONTROL. so those
are the only 2 aftermarket tools i can use for experimanting at the
moment. I'm not sure how to use NQC yet, I have it but I'm not a very
good programmer.
Shane Weston wrote:
> >
> > I stumbled on these addresses and thought I would pass them along. I
> > found the idea of using a mercury switch a really cool idea. Many
> > possibilities with that idea. also some pneumatic valves there havent
> > looked at them much yet.
> > http://www.coginst.uwf.edu/lego/hardware/hardware.html
> > http://www.aerodyne-controls.com/switches.htm
> > Hope someone finds these useful.
> > I have also been using Infrared remote control extenders to talk with my
> > rcx. I use Mind Control to run the rcx with the keyboard adn can run the
> > thing all over. If someone doesn't know what I'm talking about mine are
> > called "Powermids" from radio shack. They take the IR signal and turn it
> > into a radio signal then send it to the other Powermid and converts it
> > back to an IR signal. I also saw one of these once that took aaa
> > bateries and fit on the end of a remote I think it was when the minidish
> > systems first came out so you could control the reciever from any room
> > it your house.
> > k there's my ideas, back to lurkis modis.
> > Shane Weston
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| Shane, What is the Radio Shack Part Number? With this and the Sonar I can make a mapping robot. Then I don't have to worry about onboard memory, since I can let the PC do the map storage/retrieval. John A. Donaldson (...) (26 years ago, 27-Nov-98, to lugnet.robotics)
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