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Re: Necessary Additions to "Starter Kit"?
In addition to buying a single kit I would also recommend getting the programming kit and metal kit now. It is the biggest monetary savings( $50+$40 =$90!). I would then get as many sensors you can find. They are what make it a robot kit and not an R/C car. The problem is they are tough to find. I would then snag up the motors, you can use up to 8 on one controller.
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Thus spake the master programmer:
"A well-written program is its own heaven; a poorly-written program is its own hell."
Last edited by Ken Delaney 357 : 20-03-2006 at 14:59.
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Overall... the secret is PROTOTYPING! Design is an iterative process. Do some basic design in your head. Build it. Test it. Improve it. Repeat until satisfied. - JVN [more] 
20-03-2006, 14:51
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