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Re: Mars rover motorized
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Tue, 7 Sep 2004 04:27:54 GMT
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Of course, its possible to put the RCX into it, because all the motor stuff
is at the bottom of the chassi.
I am really not good with the finishing of my projects, but i will try hard
to put the solar panels in it.
The main goals I achieve in this project:
- Right gear mesh to control the steering by RC Unit (it was not so easy. If
to tight, the whels won´t turn too much. If loose, the Servo makes that
terrible noise (TrackTrackTrackTrack....). This one fit perfectly.
- Good motor speed and power. More than I expect from mars rover to be in
speed. Power enough to drive over carpet and rug without aditional effort.
(the second motor help a lot)
- Integration with light a wireless camera: Although this is non LEGO
elements, i ensure that put the toy in a really new dimension. (drive the
rover over all the house, seated in front of a TV wathing and hearing
everything. My kids just loved that!)
So, i hope you may, if you wish, experiment another ideas of this concept to
bring more funcionality and design to this project. Just now i can´t figure
some cool experiment to do with th RCX int it. Any idea?
Patrick Levy
"Purple Dave" <purpledave@maskofdestiny.com> escreveu na mensagem
news:I3nKEM.1pKz@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.technic, Patrick Levy wrote:
> > People, I do know that a lot of people is interested in put some motor • in
> > the 7471 (mars rover) model.
>
> Specifically, people have been interested in building an RCX into the • base, as
> there were supposedly hints that this sort of modification was kept in • mind
> during the design process. I remember seeing a few people post that this
> requires a lot more structural tweaking than originally expected, though.
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> > Here is my final project with this kit and the RC Unit from (8475 Race
> > Buggy) implemented. Also I put some light and a wireless camera.
> >
> > http://200.221.112.39:6080/lego/
> >
> > Please tell me if you do like it.
>
> RC, huh? Well, a programmable RCX would be especially neat because you'd • be
> able to give it simple routines to run through on its own like the NASA
> operators do, but RC is probably a lot more fun for those of us who hate • being
> back-seat drivers and would much rather have our hands directly on the • steering
> wheel. My big question is where all of the solar panels went. Without • those,
> it's barely recognizable as the Mars Rover (it actually looks a bit more • like
> the little Sojourner).
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