Pimp my robot

Cold Cathode Lights (as used in case modding) aren't very expensive anymore.
Come complete with their inverter an everything, just hook up 12VDC and
ready. They've got also fans with leds in them, pretty neat in the dark.

-Patrik

Make it go off some sweet jumps!

PEDRO FOR PRESIDENT!

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Teleoperate a roving mobile robot from the web:
http://www.swampgas.com/robotics/rover.html

Coauthor with Dennis Clark of "Building Robot Drive Trains".
Buy several copies today!

One of the guys in our club is working on a new line following robot.  It has
oversize chrome wheels with low profile tires.  His linear line sensor needed
more light, so he is adding a section of "light wire" to the bottom of the
robot.

I think it is going to look just like the modded Hondas the local homeboys
drive (except the rims do not keep spinning after the robot stops).  I wonder
if his robot will have to slow down around corners to keep from bottoming out.

Jeff.
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Jeff Shirley
ill-have-your-spam@mindspring.com
"Bill Gates is filthy rich, but that doesn't mean I want to be married to him."

hah!

Every homey on da block
gonna want wunna doze.

R

You should go with a PIC microcontroller instead of the OOpic.

PIC microcontroller are way faster then the OOpic and also have more
memory and way cheaper.