Toothsmith
South Africa
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I started my project a weeks ago and first played with all the bits. I started building my actual robot on a RC car of mine and came to the conclusion that the speed seem to be a bit high. 
Seeing that there aren't many Wall-E`s available in SA I need to make another plan. I tend to think tracks are best but which ones can you guys August? There are many models ans types out there and the prices vary as well. I do not want to break the bank but do not want to waste money on something useless. No shop in SA have tracks that I can look at. I have seen some on the net from tamiya etc but it is only photos and they can be deceiving in size and ease of use.
If anyone can give advise i will appreciate it.
Have you seen the tracks from the cardboard wall-e? https://synthiam.com/Community/Questions/1271
those are pretty cool!
If you are using a modified servo Movement Panel connected to the electronic speed controller of your RC car, you can adjust the values which represents the speed by pressing CONFIG.
If you are using a motor controller (L298 HBRidge specifically), then press the question mark on the controller to see how to configure it for speed control using the PWM.
Thanks I will go have another look at it and at the other post. I just played a bit on Sunday and my Robot flew away like a bat out of hell and came to a sudden stop against the wall blush
When I get time this weekend I will do it the right way and not my way.
Those are awesome tracks!
I used a rc rock crawler as base so i can run up and down steeps
Holy! That is a serious machine!!!
I can't tell from the photo of what you are using for the motor controller. If it is an ESC or a L298. But we should figure out how to give you speed control on it
ESC and use android phone to control,i will make a wright up about it