Society of Robots - Robot Forum
General Misc => Robot Videos => Topic started by: AdvsNoob on November 30, 2008, 05:38:16 PM
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Hello everyone you may have heard of me or you may have not! I HOPE YOU DID! :-\
;D
But i am working on a Project call well... S.Y.T.H!
This is a new robot that i am making from scratch! I will be posting the videos on how to make one here!
http://www.societyofrobots.com/member_tutorials/node/224 (http://www.societyofrobots.com/member_tutorials/node/224)
I will be showing you how to create one from start to finish! right now on that page all i have our the parts i am going to be using and a way to get rechargeable battery's. HEHEHE! In the videos i will ne showing you how to make the base of SYTH, where to place everything and also building the!!! DADADADA!!!! INTRODUCING!!!!! THE Roboduino!
Yes i have become a beta tester i will use this for my robot and i can already tell you that i am pumped up for that moment when i turn SYTH on and hopefully not see his motors or anything burst into flame! >:( That would suck...
I will also be doing a live build of the robot where you can ask questions LIVE! You will also see me walking around my house in my pajamas..... Hmmmm warm.... LOL Ok you wont get that lucky! But i have learned alot here and i will be posting videos in about a week! When i get all my parts and i beleave i will be able to post the live feed here as well, but that i am not sure. I might have to give a link. But maybe admin will work something out for me ^_^ He is cool like that you no...
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Home phone batteries dont usually supply much power. (mine only run up 300mah supplying probably less than 5mins run time for a robot with motors/servo's. you should really be aiming for around 1500mah at least) Batteries dont need a lot of run time for telephones because they dont consume a lot of power whereas motors do....
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Home phone batteries dont usually supply much power. (mine only run up 300mah supplying probably less than 5mins run time for a robot with motors/servo's. you should really be aiming for around 1500mah at least) Batteries dont need a lot of run time for telephones because they dont consume a lot of power whereas motors do....
OH no lol thats not really powering my robot ^_^ some one just asked me what they can use to power one part on there robot and i said you might be able to use a phone battery. LOL
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Video will be posted up in a week or so when i get the Roboduino kit, i bought it yesterday and i will be posting reviews and many other things about it including how to build it! ^_^ It looks great!
Youtube accout is
http://www.youtube.com/user/McClover
Website:
http://unicoding.freeforums.org/portal.php
On my website i am gameguysz ;D