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Re: how do i get info on where to buy a handyboard?
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Tue, 5 May 1998 00:49:09 GMT
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Charles Hacker EAS <c.hacker@ste.gu.edu&Spamless&.au>
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Mike,
> hi i am looking for a handyboard, i saw one at trinity college it
The best place for all information about the handy board, including
the places to buy, is the Handy Board Home page.
http://lcs.www.media.mit.edu/groups/el/Projects/handy-board/index.html
To get directly to the page on where to buy them, then go here:
http://lcs.www.media.mit.edu/groups/el/Projects/handy-board/howtoget/i
ndex.html
We (at the Uni) purchased ours from
Patrick Hui, based in Hong Kong, offers Handy
Board kits and assembled systems.
> i was wondering if anyone can help me.i dont own a handyboard yet,
> how do you program it, i am worried that it is very compicated to do.
> please if you could send me some simple code say to move both drive
> motors fwd, how would you do it?
Programming the HandyBoard is very simple. Not much effort at all.
The information received from the Handy Board explains how to program
it.
As for sample code, it depends on how you intend to program it.
You can program in C, or you can program in machine code.
It is best to possible obtain a Handy board first, then try
programming.
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> i was wondering if anyone can help me.i dont own a handyboard yet,
> how do you program it, i am worried that it is very compicated to do.
> please if you could send me some simple code say to move both drive
> motors fwd, how would you do it?
> i am just trying to get a feel for it so i can decide if the
> handyboard is
> for me, also where do i get one with motors sensors etc...
> thanks -mike
>
> hi i am lookin for a handyboard, i saw one at trinity college it
> came with
> batt charger prgrm cable dc motors sensors etc... where do i get one a phne #
> or e-mail address etc...
> thanks -mike
Charles Hacker
School of Engineering
Griffith University - Gold Coast
PMB 50 Gold Coast Mail Centre
Southport Queensland 9726
Australia.
Email - C.Hacker@eas.gu.edu.au
Ph. (07) 55948 670
Fax.(07) 55948 065
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