Society of Robots - Robot Forum
Electronics => Electronics => Topic started by: CUrules12 on November 08, 2010, 09:38:59 PM
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I began working on the $50 robot for my senior graduation project for high school...i built the robot, and did all of the electrical work, but it does not work..i did a crap job on the PC board, i know this has to be the reason
here is my question...
would someone be able to assemble the whole pc board for me for cheap and quickly? I need this project to graduate, and i do not have the time to restart the whole project, i am pretty sure that I cannot salvage my PCB, it is that bad,
anyone? for cheap and quickly can you assemble the pc board for a 4.8v battery holder method (i can attack the batteries) and using an ATmega 8?
let me know please! I am desperate
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It's not that hard to just redo the PCB, going slowly and carefully. The project should be yours, from beginning to end. Soldering together a PCB shouldn't take a determined worker more than a few hours over a few days, and experiences from the previous try will help you out.
We're not here to do your homework for you. If it is really that bad (which I doubt), go and get yourself a Roboduino - it'll do what you want. You'd miss out on the build regardless, so may as well get a nicer system. There's a tutorial on this site for the Roboduino as well.
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Here is an alternate tutorial on board assembly. Perhaps some of the assembly tips in the tutorial will help you.
http://circuitgizmos.com/wordpress/?p=471 (http://circuitgizmos.com/wordpress/?p=471)
As an aside I'm amused that you say "I need this project to graduate" but you also want the work done for you "cheap". Apparently your education isn't valuable to you.