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 everyone in FIRST has to do the cha cha slide at least once per season to get it out of their system. Now I can go back to doing it in the privacy of my own car (if you see a red Jeep in CT swerving back and forth don't worry, it's just me doing the slide...)! - KathieK [more] |
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13-12-2009, 10:44
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Re: Dev Boards for a nub
You might want to take a look at this web site. Allot of AVR and motor drive and controller solutions. http://www.pololu.com/. Wireless PS2 controllers are not to difficult to interface and use as a wireless robot controller. One of my favorite combination motor and servo is the Dynamixel AX12+. They are controlled by a serial bus kind of like what we will be doing with the can jags. http://www.crustcrawler.com/motors/A...ex.php?prod=63 And the VEX brain really isn't that bad when you consider that it is part of a system. You can do allot more with it than build vex robots. I had a great time VEXING my neighbor's kids large gas powered truck.
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