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page. Because we are seriously interested in promoting the sport
of robot competition we think it is important to get the word
out. We also think it is essential to have some fun with it, but
believe it is imperative to grow our minds and abilities while
we do. So, rather than "reinvent the wheel," Team Delta
recommends the following companies - they can provide you the
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David
over at D&M Electronics is your one-stop R/C radio technician.
He does transmitter and receiver retuning on all models
and types. If you have to move your 72MHz gear to 75MHz,
this is the place to have it done! |
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Did
you know that Mike Konshak at RobotDojo is meticulously
digitizing the standard robot components from many manufacturers
as Pro/E composition files? It's true! Check it out and
save yourself some time on your next robot design. |
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Tired
of watching fighting robots on TV? Why not just fight your
own at Roboforge! Roboforge lets you construct gigantic
robotic gladiators, train them to think and fight, and then
unleash them in massive international tournaments for money
and prizes. Sound too good to be true? |
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Looking
to get involved in building cool robots? Don't know where
to start? I recommend you begin with a Lynxmotion kit to
help you master the basics. Plus these make great projects
to work on with your kids. |
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If
you plan to use any sort of front end processor on your
radio link, you should check out the Serial Servo Controllers
from Scott Edwards Electronics. Beam it some RS232 commands,
and whang - it offloads the work of driving R/C interfaces
with the 50Hz pulse scheme. |
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Where
can you find 99 indespensible robot projects in one book?
Right here! Popular hobby robotics author Gordon McComb
has released the 2nd edition of Robot Builders Bonanza.
If you're not up to the task of building a full-fledged
BattleBot yet, start with this. |
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