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This project has evolved some , the basic rundown is I'm modding two Omnibots , one a regular the other a larger 2000 model. I will have two ezb kits , rad base idea was thrown out because of so much noise but could go back on the table if the omnibot drivetrain is too weak to pull it.
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ooo that would be a good one to put EL in just like Daft Punk Helmet. Search on youtube if you havent seen one.
thanks GLICKCLICK looks like a cool idea to try on mine,.saw it on youtube
Hmm , maybe I won't do it , I would wanna copy freds lol. It's a long laborday weekend , that usually means working on projects alot!
thats not problem,most of the projects here are to copy,yours might be finish before mine still havent done much on my omnibot project,hope this week comming up ,can work on the riser,then aluminium frame to hold my display.and EZB and servo's for my arms,the bracket will have eveything mounted on itand still be super light
Ok here is my battery tray idea
JOSH you seem to love your drawings,me only thing i am not good at,my sister is the only one with a art degree (masters)
Looks good Josh. What about the heat? Won't that density foam insulate them and keep the heat in? Does your fan blow down on top of the batteries?
Also, how many EZ-Bs do you think all of this is going to take? I am looking at my larger robot that I will begin after I finish B9 and think it is going to take 4 or 5. But even it is not as elaborate as Jarvis.
on my design looking to use 1 less power and more speed ,because it needs to go to one board and then the next and so on,plus cost is super high best solution is using I2C bus sensors,they have digital chips for 12C bus so you will have more outputs and same for analog inputs,for servo's there are I2C boards or serial boards when want to add more servo's,if using 5 EZ boards with shipping LOOKING AT ALMOST $710