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A few vids I have made for my school robotics club - let me know what you think!
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A few vids I have made for my school robotics club - let me know what you think!
very good, and informative but in some places your voice seems slightly quite-but thats just me being picky
i had being wondering when the next one of these would be released, look forward to more, whats the next subject?
alex
Im not sure, Im thinking of maybe covering some of the old rexs robot challenge stuff. Low pressure home rew pneumatics for featherweights...
good vids, some slight remarks on the first one, Antweights are 150 gr here in Europe, and 90% of the antweight pics are the US 453gr/1lb antweights. for some real antweight info try, http://www.antweight.co.ukhttp://www.antweight.co.uk or http://www.robotwars101.org/phpBBhttp://www.robotwars101.org/phpBB
See the speed at which the servo was rotating at the end of the video, was that the fastest it could go?
Just curious, because a standard 360 conversion doesnt require the middle gears to be glued together, but a speed-modified 360 conversion does - yet the speed of the servo at the end of the video seems more like a normal 360 hack rather than a 360 speed hack.
Excellent videos though, I take my hat off to you for putting the time and effort into producing online aides that will help people who want to get into robotics - look forward to seeing more of them :) (and if you do the Rexs low pressure pneumatic stuff Ill be interested to see how it turns out - when I tried it a few years ago it was about as effective as Razers hydraulic system with an air bubble in it :crazy:)