Great to see the treads in there DJ. It would be nice to know the size dimensions and have a few different sizes for those of us building bigger robots. I must say, whilst the soldering is hands on and adds the fire and brimstone to robotics, I look forward to the day when it's all just plug and play. Parts that do not need soldering to me are like wine bottles with screw caps instead of corks - the wine tastes just as good with much less effort to taste it.
Totally agree with Hazbot, it would be great to mount robot off plug and play like riding a personal computer, it may be time to standardize our assembly components, Dj and the community may make history!
I like! Thanks for pointing it out @Lumpy!
Some video demos of the different parts would be awesome Mr. DJ Sures! Especially the tracks.
Bravo!
Videos are coming
I figured you'd like the arms too! My favorite item is the Pan/Tilt for the camera.
For anyone with the 2.5 amp L298 motor controller, the cable kit is useful - no soldering!
I never solder directly to pins. Crimp all my own servo connectors but hey the jumpers are a good solution for non-crimpers.
The pan/tilt is cool. I have I think the same one from SF. Makes life simpler.
I like the rover 5 base.
Great to see the treads in there DJ. It would be nice to know the size dimensions and have a few different sizes for those of us building bigger robots. I must say, whilst the soldering is hands on and adds the fire and brimstone to robotics, I look forward to the day when it's all just plug and play. Parts that do not need soldering to me are like wine bottles with screw caps instead of corks - the wine tastes just as good with much less effort to taste it.
Totally agree with Hazbot, it would be great to mount robot off plug and play like riding a personal computer, it may be time to standardize our assembly components, Dj and the community may make history!