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How to Build a Robot - The BeetleBot

Step 7Glueing switchs

Glue your switchs on the battery holder in a V shape.

Don't forget to put the blue "third connection" wire in front.

I have found a much more efficient way to but the switchs on the battery holder.
You can glue them in a A shape so both antenna cross and will not get stuck in a leg chair.

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3 comments

Jun 27, 2011. 7:26 AMkkeyan says:

hey dude it is realllllly intrestinggggggggggggggg

Oct 26, 2010. 4:14 PMsparkspooky says:

cool

Nov 12, 2007. 5:51 PMgirrrrrrr2 says:

can you post a pic of how it looks when it is crossed...in an a shape???

Mar 16, 2008. 5:33 PMmartynov says:

Here's a photo of my bot with crossing "feelers":

May 28, 2008. 10:19 PMgirrrrrrr2 says:

awesome thank you

Nov 18, 2007. 2:06 PM

robomaniac (author) says:

Do you mean the crossed antenna? I wrote a article in the next MAKE magazine! It is not yet out. (18nov 2007) I am not 100% sure when will that article come out.

Mar 9, 2008. 2:12 PMgirrrrrrr2 says:

ok ty...

Nov 21, 2007. 3:07 PMgirrrrrrr2 says:

...i got the antennas but how do i make the battery pack work... when ever i solder the third connection on... it seems to make the other side not work... i even made my own... and it still does the same thing...