queenidog
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Joined: 2019-09-27 8:09 pm
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Topics: 11 / Replies: 10
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RE: SCARA robot arm

Thanks buddy. I have it wired up the way I surmised and will download the Arduino today and see what happens. I haven't checked out the software to ...

10 hours ago
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RE: SCARA robot arm

Yeah I was going to that. I made a "stepper motor" tester two years ago for doing things like this. The code is already written and downloaded to a ...

1 day ago
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RE: SCARA robot arm

OKay thanks. I took a stab at it, will try with software.

1 day ago
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RE: SCARA robot arm

@bldrgy I built this arm as well and I'm into the wiring phase. I'm not sure where the wires go because the "schematic" provided by Mechatronics only...

1 day ago
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RE: nRF24L01

Eliza did all the things I did but thanks for the link because it let me know I didn't miss anything. I have two computers, 6 nrf24L01+ battery power...

2 years ago
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RE: nRF24L01

Search for what? What is IIRC?

2 years ago
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RE: Parsing strings

@mday Mark, your code works. At first my last entry (volts) ended with a bunch(5 or 6) of odd characters, so I changed this line: uint8_t buf[RH_ASK...

4 years ago
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RE: Parsing strings

@mday Thanks Mark. That's what I wanted. I was close. Your code looks simpler than original offering. Haven't tried it yet, but it gives me idea...

4 years ago
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RE: long distance object detection

@robo-pi Thanks robo, good ideas. Yes I want simple. I like your idea of focused light (ie down a tube) to shelter it from sunlight. I'll have to...

4 years ago
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RE: long distance object detection

I do have a RPI3 with cameras and have seen an app that detects and tracks vehicles. REally cool but I dislike RPI3 O/S: too hard to use, too many u...

4 years ago