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supermiguel
PostPosted: Tue Oct 09, 2012 9:09 pm 
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DiaLFonZo wrote:
That's the 3.2


ok then the 4.3 wont even fit

Ill order the 3.2" in a bit.
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DiaLFonZo
PostPosted: Tue Oct 09, 2012 9:23 pm 
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supermiguel wrote:
DiaLFonZo wrote:
I just quickly added the hole for it...


Can you send me the solidworks file, so i can play a bit with it? thanks


Just do you own.. Mouahaha.. :p


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DiaLFonZo
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I was looking to order one a couple of weeks ago..
But if the project is kick starting.. ;)

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supermiguel
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Also im wondering if we could use the axon II board... Very powerfull (more than mega imo) and smaller size wise...

http://www.societyofrobots.com/axon2/

i have one of them handy, so once i get the screen ill try with it...
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PostPosted: Tue Oct 09, 2012 9:31 pm 
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Again... i would like to keep it Arduino

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kurte
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Yep have one also, nice board but has different bootloader, most use webotlib with it. Agree prefer to keep as arduino, although 644p like Arbotix works for me as well.

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kurte wrote:
Yep have one also, nice board but has different bootloader, most use webotlib with it. Agree prefer to keep as arduino, although 644p like Arbotix works for me as well.

Kurt


The price is not so bad.
One thing, can we use the BotBoarduino.. or too limitted. (Serial are very limitted...)

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That looks pretty good =) http://www.vanadiumlabs.com/arbotix.html small has a xbee port, and supports arduino bootloader

and $60 is a good price =) cheaper than mega+shield
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Would like to be able to put 90deg pins.
Take so much less space

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supermiguel
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DiaLFonZo wrote:
Would like to be able to put 90deg pins.
Take so much less space


mmmm the highest point on that board will be the xbee antenna.. so not sure how better would a 90 degree cable would be
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kurte
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supermiguel wrote:
That looks pretty good =) http://www.vanadiumlabs.com/arbotix.html small has a xbee port, and supports arduino bootloader

and $60 is a good price =) cheaper than mega+shield

Which is now getting back to my current board... viewtopic.php?f=26&t=8095&start=36

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kurte wrote:
supermiguel wrote:
That looks pretty good =) http://www.vanadiumlabs.com/arbotix.html small has a xbee port, and supports arduino bootloader

and $60 is a good price =) cheaper than mega+shield

Which is now getting back to my current board... viewtopic.php?f=26&t=8095&start=36

Kurt


So...
Interest in me making a casing.. then have your shield in..??

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supermiguel wrote:
???


I was "Quoting" Kurte.
I am asking him if he was to jump in and i can design a Casing for his shield.

Kurte, do you have some dimensions.. overall i mean and mounting holes.
Really it will be the tickness the problem.. On my render i use 1" standoffs.
Do you want an open design or a close design (with side wall...)

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i dont think his is a shield, it looks like a a modded arbotix

Looks like he removed the Motor driver, the motor/encoder headers, the Bioloid header, and the I2C header...

On his he added more digital pins (got them by removing headers, and driver) and a speaker.

Which is very smart =) removing things that we wont use, should cut down in cost, if we find the right people to do the pcbs
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