oh also o found a uk seller of the 320a esc i can post the link later if you want as im on my phone at the mo
oh also o found a uk seller of the 320a esc i can post the link later if you want as im on my phone at the mo
That's the plan. Give it a good test then the plan is to post online for others to use. Completely at their own risk obviously but the signs at the moment are good!
The code is open source I believe, so as long as there's a credit to the original author you should be able use and edit freely. Check the licence it's distributed under though.
I thought I'd post an update on this. I spent all the money I was given, and then some, and spent about a month assembling all the control units. The design changed a little due to time and money constraints. The electronics are now housed in 5mm acrylic boxes, it's not ideal but it's a start. I have been teaching since September and was able to take 2 lesson with a year 7 class to test the kit out. A couple of technical issues but on the whole it went really well.
We had a robot sumo competition in the last lesson and most of the class came back at lunchtime to keep using their robots. Ill try and add some photos, I was really impressed with their outcomes considering they had 90 minutes.
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