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 If you are playing foozball and your ball bounces back out of the goal, do you expect the table's manufacturer to fix it? No - you groan and keep playing! Nothing's different here. Like Dave said, it's part of the challenge of playing the game. - petek [more] |
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30-03-2004, 17:11
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Re: 12V Power Supply Feeds My Robot
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I've been debating the power supply issue. Another idea I had was to create a new robot cart powered by a large 12V deep cycle battery. Use the creation of the cart to get the kids interested in the pre-season. Use the 2004 mini-RC to create a control system onboard the cart that could activate lights and such, maybe even have power driven wheels. The 12V onboard the cart could also be used to power the robot in the pits. |
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