Resolved by Perry_S!
A Youtube Channel Called Reel Robots
So what is next? As some of you know I've been throwing around the idea of a robotics Youtube channel. The notion of giving back my knowledge to the community via YouTube is intriguing. At the very least, the channel will result in a repository of videos showing current robot technology, 3D tools, and how I to use them to build robots. The channel also allow me to explore the hundreds of robot ideas in my head. Every robot build will consist of several episodes to complete (approx 6 to 8 episodes) and will be released bi-monthly. The channel will be rebranded as "REEL ROBOTS" ("REEL" as in a movie reel, as most of my robots, will look as though they stepped out of a movie) and will launch in May 2020. Robots are expensive to build as you all know, and support will be paramount. The success of this endeavor will in part be by interest, viewer participation, sponsors, merch, affiliate links, and Patreon members. If you are not yet a subscriber, please stop by my YouTube channel and subscribe its free! .
All the best,
Will
No I’m using the audio servo controller..it’s like the scary terry board.
which audio servo controller?
EzAng
I really hope your channel will grow, its amazing how persistent you are pushing it...this is next level work!!
Your channel deserves to skyrocket!!
@EzAng:
type audioservocontroller.com on a browser. Can't be more easy than that.@Will: Nice build! So how many DOF per arm? did you weight the arm ?
Will great job again, a true robot builder
ptpt
audioservocontroller.com looks a little questionable, I don't use PayPal
maybe Will has a better idea
if not, I will look up other options
EzAng
@EZANG, PTP gave you the correct address. The maker Jack is a friend, he is reputable and builds great boards. You can also look up Tucows scary terry board...does the same thing, but higher priced.
@PTP 6 DOFs not including the fingers. Each arm came in at 4.5 pounds
FXRTST
very cool robot.i see you using extention wires.here are some from 90 cm long.
extention wires
Thank you nomad.