Vex Microcontroller Model

[petek]

I've posted an Inventor 10 model of the Vex Microcontroller on my website. It's an approximation of the real thing - it's not entirely accurate, but should do for occupying space and locating connectors. And using up memory - if I'd taken the time to see how much detail there is in this beast, I never would've started on it!

[Matt Krass]

Originally Posted by petek

I've posted an Inventor 10 model of the Vex Microcontroller on my website. It's an approximation of the real thing - it's not entirely accurate, but should do for occupying space and locating connectors. And using up memory - if I'd taken the time to see how much detail there is in this beast, I never would've started on it!

Very impressive! Thanks Pete!
You're virtually the best virtual mentor I've ever virtually met

[wilshire]

I think you have a little bit to much time..
Nice Inventor model as always

[petek]

Originally Posted by wilshire

I think you have a little bit to much time..

Nah... just lousy prioritization and time management skills! After the microcontroller boondoggle, the CDO (Chief of Domestic Operations) reassigned me to home improvement.

[Elgin Clock]

Pete, could you possibly export that as a .stp file as well and make that available for other softwares to open??

Inventor should have that option.

Thanks.

[Greg Needel]

Originally Posted by Elgin Clock

Pete, could you possibly export that as a .stp file as well and make that available for other softwares to open??

Inventor should have that option.

Thanks.

inventor does have that option

file>save copy as> then in the window click the drag down in file type and you can select .stp

[petek]

Originally Posted by Elgin Clock

Pete, could you possibly export that as a .stp file as well and make that available for other softwares to open??

Inventor should have that option.

Thanks.

Elgin,
You can download the step file from Mike's site (thanks, Mike!)