Omnibot 2000 , Rad 2.0 Vacuum Bot

jstarne1

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#569  

@glickclick that may be a really good idea , I wonder if that would work with my existing pa. Tilt brackets or if I would just buy one from them. If that's abs those things look really beefy.

#570  

Their server seems to be down atm, but their info says they use laser cut 1/4in ABS in there big pan/tilt brackets.

#571  

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Make omnibot 2000 taller by adding in sections between base , and torso. Raising total height from 26 in to 34 inch.

#572  

Your drawings always look awesome! He keeps getting better and better!

#573  

I love the proposed changes. I think it is a really good idea to add the height and join the two.

#574  

Thanks guys , I have received some positive feedback.here;). Yea I took a snapshot with my phone of the computer I drew it on at work because I didn't have my USB cable at the moment. I will grab the original picture later and post next day I'm.at work.

I been working to tune my machine correctly , 2.5 GHz the system at time got a blue screen , I scaled back to 2.2 GHz baseline with auto overclock as needed by the motherboard and now everything is back to running peachy.

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Ok so with a win 7 rating of 5.9 of clocked at 2.2 GHz I'm happy with the performance of a low power 25 watt CPU. This is literally a higher rating than my G50 Asus gaming laptop had so I believe it should handle all the robot oriented processes.

#575  

I think that's a great add on. Making him bigger will give you more options. Now hurry up already.

#576  

its not to bad,mine always near 7.0 with programs running and about 10% cpu usage,mostly try to get it near 6.5 or better playing a movie will go much higher

josh big item have you measure the current going in to your dc-dc psu most likely will be very high ,mostly because of 2 cpu's one on the motherboard another on graphics card