Step 19: Any questions?
I took a picture of a special page from the wonderful book Junkbots, Bugbots, and Bots on Wheels by Dave Hrynkiw and Mark Tilden!
Mike Trzecieski wrote that back in 2001 at the Eastern Canadian Robot Games! I got my entire book signed by great roboticist! :D
I got Dave Hrynkiw, Grant McKee, Dave Simmons and his son Kyle Simmons, Scotty Dogma, Ori Barbut, Mike Trzecieski and Richard Weait the creator of the miniball... humm.. do you wonder what is a miniball? Do you want a instructable? :D LOLL
I am missing Mark Tilden signature!!!
Have a great day!
Jerome Demers
Quebec, Canada
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you are also there.
It is normal that when you press the right switch the left motor spin. That is compltely normal with the Beetle robot V1.
You told me that the robot does not move until you press the switch. This only mean that the third connection is not properly connected to the inside of the battery pack.
When you plug the battery both motors should spin forward. When you press the switch, the opposite motor should turn backward.
Make sure you have a good solder joint, a clean one with no flux or dirty thing on it.
Thank you!
What could be the reason ??
The same thing happened to me once. It's an wasy thing to do.
I'm using a 3 cell battery holder rather than a 2 cell...could that be the mistake ?? Cause 2 cell battery holders are surprisingly hard to get in my area (dubai) !
THANKS
PS: I will tray to post photos right away.
nice and beautiful robot, i love it. And the one i made is great , and has been selected for a competition, and i am representing my school, with my robot.
But i dont understand one thing, if both antenas hit at the same time, what to do, please reply!
So that is it.
simple and efficient!
try looking at the holders connections VERY CLOSELY!
see if you can find a part where + and - meetup.
very nice,
thanks..