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Been trying to keep busy, so I dragged my 35 year old Retro Robot upstairs, and got him operating again. With the 6 volt SLA battery dead, I installed a buck step down unit, and now powered with one of my LIPo 7.4 batteries.
He is a little tipsy without the heavy battery.
It it like meeting an old friend again.
The robot program written in Commodore Basic, actually learns a 3 dimensional sequential array that uses a joystick for a teach pendant.
Files can be run, saved, and recalled with VR.
Other hardware include a Covox Voice Master and a QuickShot 5 axis robot arm from the 80's. His elevator allows reach from a table or floor.
After showing him to my grandkids about 7 years ago, my son suggested building a wireless robot, and that is when I got into EZ Robot.
Hope I don't get in trouble for sharing him.
He is a little tipsy without the heavy battery.
It it like meeting an old friend again.
The robot program written in Commodore Basic, actually learns a 3 dimensional sequential array that uses a joystick for a teach pendant.
Files can be run, saved, and recalled with VR.
Other hardware include a Covox Voice Master and a QuickShot 5 axis robot arm from the 80's. His elevator allows reach from a table or floor.
After showing him to my grandkids about 7 years ago, my son suggested building a wireless robot, and that is when I got into EZ Robot.
Hope I don't get in trouble for sharing him.
By Steve S
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what else do you have? lol
EzAng
sounds like space very cool . good to see the famely LAL back.
Nomad 6R, that is actually my voice, but the very limited memory and sampling rate distorts.
proteusy, I would demonstrate him at my kid's school in the 80's.
RoboHappy, Sounds like you had a neat robot. I had so much fun getting him operational again.
Poor LAL, She got her toes stepped on. It didn't seem to bother her though. LOL.
Keep them coming! I love this stuff!