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Re: hmph
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Date:
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Sun, 4 Feb 1996 20:09:56 GMT
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Jeffrey Keyzer <jkeyzer@calweb.ANTISPAMcom>
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> How about buying a $15 RC car from radio shack and adding a $15 servo to
> do the front steering? I haven't tried it. I'm using RC-10 cars and
> they're GREAT. Independent suspension, hispeed, good traction...
> but several hundred dollars.
That's a definite possibility. However, I'm looking more for
something that has a tread-type drive system, though two independently
driven wheels is fine. That allows me to simplify steering the robot, so
that I can rotate it at a point. Current draw of the motors is also an
issue, as I'd like to stay somewhere around an amp per motor. Seems to me
that most R/C cars draw a few amps for their main drive motor...
Have you been able to actually get an RC-10 car working with the
handy board? How do you control it? A friend of mine was telling me that
it would be fun to drive around a robot at 20mph, but that the rear wheels
are driven by _incredibly_ high current motors.
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| (...) How about buying a $15 RC car from radio shack and adding a $15 servo to do the front steering? I haven't tried it. I'm using RC-10 cars and they're GREAT. Independent suspension, hispeed, good traction... but several hundred dollars. -- (...) (29 years ago, 4-Feb-96, to lugnet.robotics.handyboard)
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