First of all you need a ez-b and that is 99 usd. That's the cost ... Than is the question can and is there the will to make a program with c# or visual basic.

But why don't you wanna use the ARC. Why re-invent dj did the hard part.

Use ARC $99 is cheap if you look at what it is. Geez ppl

DJ has done wonder

DJ has done wonderS for the robot building community! The EZ B is well worth the price DJ is asking for it! I've only had mine for three weeks and I've made more progress. On my bots then I have in the past three years. Buy the board........... You'll be more then pleased. Thanks DJ.

I have a question, if you don't want an EZB, then why are you on this website to begin with? (just a thought...)

I'm thinking he is just one of the lost and wondering robot builder wannabes that has not yet been enlightened to the DJSures school of ez robot programming/building! It's left to we ; the informed ; to offer guidance , lol. Lloyd

Hahaha oh! Has EZ-Robot become an elite club? Cooooool

my original posts were made with the stupid iphone 4 that changes a lot of my words, thats why there were words not spelled correctly.

i did buy the $99 ARC and i have not received it yet, and it does many things, but i asked about a VERY SIMPLE board/software that is customized to ONLY do the tracking that would control x y axis servos, and not having the additional components i figured it would be cheaper.

so right now, i can only put this realistic moving head on 1 robot (up to 5 total if i pay $500 for 5 boards...)

and i am wanting something small, compact and a lot more affordable, so that i can make a lot of animated characters, without having a computer and ARC for every 1-5 units. i want the entire complete unit to fit inside a teddy bear for example.

also why do i not get an email notifying me of replies to my post?