
Recent ThreadsThe tracks pictured here are from a ride on toy they are made in England I was going to bring a bunch in but there was no interest. they are about 9 inches
12 Hours Ago by jdolecki
Hi Peter
Air is too springy and reversing direction means exhausting one side of the cylinder which is wasteful. If you drop to 10 bar you
I had the opportunity to see the new HRLV-MaxSonar-EZ in operation Wednesday evening this past week. All I can say is WOW! This sensor is truly an amazing
14 Hours Ago by lusil
Indeed, but they are also a power sink when not in sunlight. A rectifier diode is typically added in series to prevent this reverse current flow/drain,
17 Hours Ago by tician
Doing some more investigating of AvrDude issue... Without verbose upload, I am getting the following:
Binary sketch size: 17358 bytes (of a 65536
Recent Forum PostsHello, I'm Andrew. I'm a middleware programmer for an insurance company with no expereince with robotics. My usual hobby has been miniature
The tracks pictured here are from a ride on toy they are made in England I was going to bring a bunch in but there was no interest. they are about 9 inches
Hi Peter Air is too springy and reversing direction means exhausting one side of the cylinder which is wasteful. If you drop to 10 bar you
I had the opportunity to see the new HRLV-MaxSonar-EZ in operation Wednesday evening this past week. All I can say is WOW! This sensor is truly an amazing
Indeed, but they are also a power sink when not in sunlight. A rectifier diode is typically added in series to prevent this reverse current flow/drain,
Maybe I'm a bit out of touch regarding solar cells, but I was under the impression that they could be put in parallel to increase the current? Given
Doing some more investigating of AvrDude issue... Without verbose upload, I am getting the following: Code: Binary sketch size: 17358 bytes (of a 65536
If I were to buy some 0.5[V] 2+[A] cells (or maybe try solar thermal with a couple TEC's), that would result in a panel producing a useful amount of power
Hmm... I figure that since the main issue with solar power is how much sunlight you're getting, any project should be able to work over a large voltage
So, I've made a little bit of progress over the last week in overcoming ~25 years of 'meh'. Besides finishing a few renovation projects and buying enough

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9 Hours Ago by shrub34I'm a middleware programmer for an insurance company with no expereince with robotics. My usual hobby has been miniature