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Re: RC Tank
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Fri, 23 Mar 2001 01:34:50 GMT
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Tobbe Arnesson <tnt@arnesson.nu> wrote in message
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> > Hi,
> > How did you mount the servos for working the switcher in that tank??
> > I'm curently working on a RC lego technic project and need any ideas I • can
> > get.
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> Sorry for not beeing OnLine as much as I used too, but look at the
> following pages:
well,I already figured it out. (sort of)
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=2751
Hey I like it! I'll try some of that in the next RC project I do.
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=1388
This realy helps, its giving me a lot of ideas.
> Build a "box" that has inner measures of 3x5 studs. Use beams for the
> long side and these 1x5 plates with holes in each end and a cross axle
> hole in the middle for best streangth. Be sure to make room for the
> cord to the servo.
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> The plate:
> h s x s h
> where: h = hole, s = stud and x = cross axle hole
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> Narrow down the side that is 3 studs by inserting those small gray
> pins to the inner sides of the 5 studs long side. Now you should be
> able to push down the servo into this spot. At least it works fine
> with my old sanwa servos.
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> Adjust as you see needed. If your servo is narrower, use dark gray
> short pegs on both or just one side. If it's thicker, use light gray
> short pegs on one side only etc.
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> I then use rubberbands to hold em in place.
I'll try to use that when I get back to it,(got side-tracked)
> That's how the servo it self is mounted. Now to the brilliant part
> (LEGO purists beware):
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> Take a medium pulley wheel, the one with six holes in it, and glue it
> flat to the servos "linkage pad wheel", centered of course.
For my steering:
I took the link wheel off of the servo and put a gear on in its place,
I used this gear http://guide.lugnet.com/partsref/search.cgi?q=3648
with a screw threw the center conecting the way the control wheel did.
this gear runs the steering mechinism.
For the drive motor I just mounted theservo to the top of a batery box so
that a cross bar on the servo pushes the buttons.
<snip>.
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> The polarity switches are lined up using more rubber bands and some
> technis beams, as can be seen here:
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=18867
<snip>
> Good luck and don't hesitate to ask questions. I'll try to be OnLine
> more often, promise!
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> /Tobbe, Sweden
Thank You!!
I'll probably be working on this next week.
I'll posting some links to pics in the next couple weeks too..
Gary Blessing
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