Build of the walking robot kit.
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By Julian
Youtuber, shed dweller, solar charge controller aficionado
Good morning all…
Youtuber, shed dweller, solar charge controller aficionado
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Surprised you didn’t use wd40 as a lubricant
hey,
I have uploaded transmit program in remote controller and receiver program in servo control board. when i open a serial monitor,it says 'no radio available'. i follow the complete procedure given in the manual. i am not seeing any change on serial monitor. please help me
Nice video!
I too had the heads on the screws shear off until I fixed the problem; there is still plastic in some of the cutout holes. You need to get a pen or watchmaker's screwdriver and push the plastic out. The screws then go in fine.
i ve got a question.Do you program the robot by yourself or the whole coding is already written and you just put the parts together?
Is there a part 2 of this build? I wanted to see it get finished….
I tried to turn up to so the robot will make the auto calibration but just move like two servo and the leds of the arduino dont turn on, this only happen if I have two or more servo connected to the board, any idea?
I made it 2. Do You want to know how ? just go to inplix webpage.
Where is a second part ?
Where is part 2? I can't stand to wait!
Every time you use this pencil as a pointer – Shiver me timbers 🙂
Hi Julian, what you think about adding some rubber boots for robot?
+Julian Ilett It is not commonly known but the servos generally have an odd number of splines. Useful for fine tuning the neutral position by selecting the most appropriate hole. A sort of 'vernier' adjustment
Skipped mineral oil, olive oil, canola oil and went straight to "washing up" liquid…..yep you're an Electrical Engineer alright.
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Does the spider say " I'll be back" like in the terminator film
An old woodworking tip that works well with polymers for the most part, is to use bar soap and run the threads along the surface.
Start using Linux and stop worrying about stupid proprietary drivers not getting updated…
Both of those chips work out of the box in any modern Linux distribution.