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new cloths for mz.
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Having fun!
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jdebay, Your mini six looks great. Is that the standard mini six kit from Anthony XL robots ($79), or was the EZB3 cam case extra order? What are the inside body dimensions and overall outside leg to leg? Do you utilize a cam tilt only and let the robot turn for the pan? Anything else you might say is welcomed. Thank you, Steve S
@Steve S inside 4 1/2 inches, laying flat outside leg to leg 12 inches. But also check with Anthony-XLRobots.com
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jdebay , Thank you for responding. Your mini-zip was interesting running EZB3 even before upgrade. I was hoping to purchase something inexpensive and similar for a grandson. Steve S
tried to upgrade him to v4 controller, NO go, it needs 3amps for the servos to work.
Old mini servos...
But added the following v3 ping...
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Jdebay, If I understand you right, you are saying you could not get ezb4upgraded on your mini six because of power draw? I have noticed that my mini six is a battery hog. 12 servos working at once. Maybe EZ robot Six demands less amp draw with new servos? This is interesting, because I also thought of upgrading my mini 6 with one of my new controllers when I receive them.
@Steve S
v4 can not handle 3 amps (Vcc Continuous Current Draw - 1 A ) taken from v4 datasheet.
i tried. Original controller not ezb, was rated for 3amps too.
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