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Re: Wireless Video Robot
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lugnet.robotics
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Date:
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Wed, 29 Dec 1999 23:59:49 GMT
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I used a similar set up and attached the camera sender to a Scout with the
Scout running one of its built in programs. For power I went to Radio Shack
and bought a 8 battery holder (#270-3878 with #270-325 9V snap connectors)
and an adapter (#274-1533) that matched the power jack on the video sender.
I'm using the X10 camera with sound. For folks using this one--it has a very
long cable so I cut it and added a new phone jack connector to it. Make sure
to use a 6 wire phone jack (most are only 4). You can get this at Radio
Shack too.
I haven't done anything too interesting with it yet. We were watching the
video feed on the TV when we saw a huge close up of the dog's nose checking
out the Scout. Shortly after that we had permanent video of the ceiling.
:-)
Rich Thompson <lego-robotics@crynwr.com> wrote in message
news:4.3.0.25.19991228230439.00bfb6c0@mail.midsouth.rr.com...
> I have updated www.marsrobot.com with information on my wireless video
> robot. The direct link is http://www.marsrobot.com/robot.htm. I have also
> changed the format of MarsRobot in the past few weeks to include a daily
> news weblog of robotics and Lego
> links.
>
>
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| I have updated www.marsrobot.com with information on my wireless video robot. The direct link is (URL) I have also changed the format of MarsRobot in the past few weeks to include a daily news weblog of robotics and Lego links. (25 years ago, 29-Dec-99, to lugnet.robotics)
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