robotmaker
USA
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here are some ideas to have less problems with you robot one is try to keep signal wires seperate from power wires.if you cant then twist the power wires to blocks the EDDY currents
another is use SPG (single point ground) witch is all grounds go to a center point or screw
if you looking at why your board sometime resets or other problems,(unstable readings) this might be the cause of it been wiring boards for over 25 years,from slot an pinball machines,very precision equipment ,plus robots
Some may understand what your talking about but some "like myself" would agree with Johnny 5. Need More Input!!!!
@sfoy ,i see you like johnny five my favorate of all my robots working on building a full size full detail design
on wiring you keep all analog and digitals together on one side and power wires on the other side of the robot if not you can twist the red and black power wires together
Oooo I would love to see the full one. He is awesome and probably what first attracted me to robots.
Ok so I get keeping them separate. I thought that would kind of be a give in.
its my biggest yet project ever i started to get parts together little at a time ,plans comming out soon ,hoping by 2013 for SHORT CIRCUIT 3 movie here is the website for plans
JOHNNY FIVE ROBOT PLANS
also bought the johnny 5 movie prop thats wooden ,full size and detail but made from wood and paint and other stuff
There's going to be a part 3? OOOOOoooooo I can't wait for that one.
I will keep checking on them. I couldn't hope to accomplish something like that. Way beyond my capabilities.
I am currently working on a non-traditional robot. He's going to be a Minion like from Despicable Me.
A "Minion" robot? You receive +10 cool points, sfoy!
JT ty! :o)
Oh wait until you see him. It actually looks like one. I used cloth and liquid latex as the outside skin so that he moves with the camera. I'll work on posting my project soon.
yea, looks like a cool robot hack,if you need any help on it,i can do