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Here is the current look of this project, Super cool update, magpi magazine wants to feature this build with steps how it was done , !
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Test fit number 2 , now I need to drill some holes for wires to pass through.
After watching the "Metalhead" episode of Black Mirror, I'll never look at security bots the same way again.
I saw that and thought I wanted a robo dog! Lol
I already tested out the spray on version of plastidip but if there are hard to reach areas it mak not Work. So I am trying the liquid version I can brush on. It works well and still removable by peeling off.
I am trying out some quick disconnect what are water resistant for the batteries.
Watchdog is going to be featured in magpi magazine ! woop woop! The official magazine of raspberrypi.org . Of course ez robot gets props for the navigation, voice, machine vision and motors control. The pi are all for video recording and broadcast management.
And second awesome is they want to put Nom-Nom the lawn mower project in 5 months for a warmer weather project!
A day of running power wires. I didn’t have any barrier strips so I improvised and used ring terminals around a screw for pos and negative posts.
Well I made a mistake and killed a Sabertooth , I gave 12v to a line connected to the 5 volt of the sabertooth, sooo yeah... I robbed the sabertooth from the lawn bot as I won’t need it for a couple months.
I drilled out and added speed clips to the mounting points with new hot dipped screws that hopefully will not rust outside , I also swapped the other M4 10mm screws that hold many body parts together.
I robbed are parts jazzy for hub caps , Ha! My Robot has Rims!
The rear wheels where grey rubber stained sort of brownish . I used a tooth brush and gave them three good coats of rubber plastidip in black, we will see how that turns out tommorow as it has a 6 hour dry time.