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BUDSCOTT 

Uh...adress change?

I guess that the BEAM list moved to egroups, just testin the waters! -Spencer not a robot scientist not a college major

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2000. 4. 21. - 21:45:53

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Phillip A. Ryals 

RE: efficient launcher?Magnetic acceleration?

hmm, this is interesting.. I m wondering if you could actually get enough force from a beam circuit though. Seems like it would take an awful lot of amperage

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2000. 4. 21. - 22:29:1

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mwd 

Welcome to beam

-- Welcome to the beam mailing list! Please save this message for future reference. Thank you. If you ever want to remove yourself from this mailing list,

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2000. 4. 21. - 22:11:15

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Clive 

Re: PM 1

I ve been trying to build a chloroplast SE, for about an hour now, but I can t seem to find the MC34164-x voltage regulators at any of the local shops, are

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2000. 4. 22. - 0:25:12

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databasement 

Re: Wheels

Du-Bro has just what you want, Check the R/C (radio control) aircraft section of your local hobby shop. They make solid and pnuematic tires. Aircraft parts

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2000. 4. 21. - 23:32:54

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Bruce Robinson 

Re: My Poor Walker (Its kicking its legs around like awild....)

... I ll be the first to say it ... if you have a 4 Nv loop, use Wilf s circuit. I do. Mine s better suited to big loops, branching networks, etc. Bruce

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2000. 4. 21. - 23:50:18

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John A. deVries II 

Sort of spiffy, actually.

... Actually, I had figured as much, but the start of the message ( I ve added you to... ) looked so much like eGroups standard blurb that... ... indeed I

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2000. 4. 22. - 0:46:29

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Ken Hill 

Re: Photopopper answers from Ben

I was referring to the Photopopper circuit at Beam-online: http://www.beam-online.com/Robots/Circuits/circuits.html (don t click the link to photopopper, just

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2000. 4. 22. - 1:14:45

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Phillip A. Ryals 

OLD components

My dad just gave me a huge amount of assorted semi-conductors, and I m trying to figure out if any of them are useful. He s from back in the day , and so

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2000. 4. 22. - 1:11:45

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John A. deVries II 

Just a thought piece...

Perhaps it will bring some inspiration. It is a revision of something I wrote last June. Pray, do not take it too seriously.

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2000. 4. 22. - 1:21:58

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Jeffrey D Spears 

Galvanic Action to power BEAM devices

Greetings; I am curious if anybody has fooled around with galvanic action between dissimilar metals in BEAM applications. Thinking about the subject outloud, I

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2000. 4. 22. - 1:27:54

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Jeffrey D Spears 

On the importance of good solder connections

Greetings BEAMers; Sometimes we look at equations and so on, but really can t see what is going on. Im an EE student so this happens to me--Big Time! Here is

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2000. 4. 22. - 1:32:56

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Jeffrey D Spears 

Re: efficient launcher?

Greetings Tan; Great question. The answer is no. Listen: In physics class we learn that in order to turn, an object must either exert a force in the direction

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2000. 4. 22. - 1:53:39

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Jeffrey D Spears 

Re: One more bot

Man that is SWEET! When I grow up, I want to be just like you! ok..jef ... Jeffrey D. Spears University of Michigan College of Engineering ``Double-E, can t

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2000. 4. 22. - 2:47:15

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William Cox 

Re: BEAM-organisation in Belgium

Robot info - www.botic.com/users/robotcentral -William ... From: Patrick Pintens To: Sent: Friday, April 21, 2000

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2000. 4. 22. - 1:8:52

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Jeffrey D Spears 

[OT]Re: 1381's in Australia

Not only do you folks pet kangaroos all day long, you haven t figured out how to make the water swirl in the right direction whilst flushing the toilet! Oh

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2000. 4. 22. - 3:5:4

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Maynard 

Re: [beam] Re: PM 1

Try looking for MC33164 P-3 s... They are a bit more common. I get mine from Active Components. Craig Maynard JCM Electronic Services 3335 Caribou Drive NW

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2000. 4. 22. - 3:11:40

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Bruce Robinson 

Re: [beam] OLD components

... I remember those! No coloured rings, right? They have the values printed on them. Did you see a % sign on any of them? I still have a couple of the brown

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2000. 4. 22. - 3:14:39

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Tan 

Re: [beam] Re: efficient launcher?

Well, since the speed is not big, the projectile could sit in a tube (or whatever railing) and electromagnets surrounding it, couldnt it? i mean, it wouldnt go

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2000. 4. 22. - 3:24:12

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Rob Rix 

Re: [really OT] not this -> Re: 1381's in Australia

... For a while there it looked like it might end up MSUSAmericans :) Peace! -- Rob No doubt it will all make sense when we re older ‹ Calvin and Hobbes

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2000. 4. 22. - 4:30:22

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Jeffrey D Spears 

Re: Lift potential for motors?

Greetings Xaphiosis; Although I am new to BEAM, I am familiar with torque. While I was taking engineering statics, their came a point in time where I actually

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2000. 4. 22. - 4:10:24

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David Simmons 

[alt-beam]Re: One more bot

Jim, Excellent piece of work!!! BTW: Kyle sort of copied your bubble bot. His is a simple: single motor, with a 1381J SE to drive it. By using a micro tape

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2000. 4. 22. - 7:18:43

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David Simmons 

[alt-beam] Re: PM 1

Craig, How much for say five or ten boards? Mailed inside Canada. With a 9 yr old doing the soldering there is a high fry factor to consider:) Thx, Dave

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2000. 4. 22. - 7:20:29

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Bruce Robinson 

Re: bicore

Hi, Simon. I don t know of any 240 chip that will handle 300 mA. The H-bridge shown at Beam-online can handle about 100 mA comfortably. You can easily modify

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2000. 4. 22. - 4:15:1

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Jeffrey D Spears 

re: silence bot

I heard once the coatings on stealth aircraft are designed to achieve this mechanically. Incomming radar waves are reflected 180degrees out of phase, thus both

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2000. 4. 22. - 4:36:27

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Wilf Rigter 

uSERVO3

Here is another design in a series of beam unmodified hobby servo controllers. The uSERVO3 uses just one 74HC14 chip to impliment microcore

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2000. 4. 22. - 5:27:14

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JVernonM 

Re: [beam] [alt-beam]Re: One more bot

In a message dated 4/22/00 12:12:10 AM Eastern Daylight Time, ... A Bubblebot symet. Never occurred to me. Sounds like a great idea! I ll have to build a

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2000. 4. 22. - 6:44:53

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Patrick Pintens 

Re: [beam] Re: BEAM-organisation in Belgium

thx William ... ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at

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2000. 4. 22. - 7:58:44

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Timothy Flytch 

Re: [beam] On the importance of good solder connections

... So who says gold is that great of a conductor??? It is below most of the medals we now use... The only advantage of gold is in the oxidation protection

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2000. 4. 22. - 8:21:46

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void_s 

Re: [beam] Re: Lift potential for motors?

Thank you very much, that helped a lot in my understanding of motors ! X.

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2000. 4. 22. - 9:11:22

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Ben Hitchcock 

Re: [beam] uSERVO3

Wilf, At first glance I wonder if you could replace those four pots with just two? As in, replace two pots per inverter with just one, with the center tap

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2000. 4. 22. - 10:39:11

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William Cox 

was ->OLD components now -> 3lead PTs

Hey Bruce, I just took apart an old mouse, and it had these type of components. I couldn t figure them out. On one side of the encoder wheel was a three pin

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2000. 4. 22. - 12:50:2

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BUDSCOTT 

Magnaphobes was:Re: [beam] Galvanic Action to power BEAM devices

Whoa whoa whoa whoa now. I just got a kinda cool idea, robots that are repelled by magnetic fields. It makes sense because a lot of electrical equipment is

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2000. 4. 22. - 15:32:4

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Bruce Robinson 

Re: [beam] was ->OLD components now -> 3lead PTs

... If 2 pins are soldered together, it won t be a Schmitt phototransistor: remember, GND, Vcc, and output. You obviously wouldn t connect the GND and Vcc lead

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2000. 4. 22. - 17:26:55

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Daniel Grace 

Re: silence 'bot

I don t know how difficult it will be, as others have suggested, but in the matter of fairness I will give you an answer. Look up common-emmiter amplifiers.

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2000. 4. 22. - 17:46:26

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BUDSCOTT 

Solar panel provider

My father recently recieved a magizine in the mail called alternate energy concepts. I check out there web page at http://www.solarelectric.com and found a

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2000. 4. 22. - 18:31:16

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Mike Kulesza 

simple solar head

I was wondering, if it s possible to make a solar head by simply attaching two solar engines to one gear motor. The two SEs would be attached to the motor in

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2000. 4. 22. - 19:40:6

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Simon Lord 

All uk beamers MUST READ THIS

Hey everyone, our prairs have been answered, i have found a place in the uk who sells all the stuff we need ( including the 1381&pager motors!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:-)

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2000. 4. 22. - 21:10:48

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Evan Dudzik 

pneumatic actuators...

well, I designed and (halfway) built a pneumatic actuator today, for a robot i am planning. it seems like a nice way to go for BEAM, if i can find a small air

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2000. 4. 22. - 21:55:48

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Patrick Pintens 

FAQ???

Hello everyone, can you guys still get into this one? http://people.ne.mediaone.net/bushbo/beam/FAQ.html I sure can t

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2000. 4. 22. - 22:27:26

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jeff d tuttle 

Re: [beam] FAQ???

nope ________________________________________________________________ YOU RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it

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2000. 4. 22. - 22:42:22

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Phillip A. Ryals 

Re: [beam] Re: efficient launcher?Magnetic acceleration?

ya. Or set it up on a microcore with a process initialized. Just make the delay *really* short. The thing is though, how would you get enough amperage to

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2000. 4. 23. - 3:21:42

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Jean auBois 

Whither The Mailing List?

... You must have a type in there or my DNS servers are ill. But then, AltaVista can t find bbs.counterstrike.com nor counterstrike.com... ... Again, I think

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2000. 4. 23. - 4:25:17

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John A. deVries II 

As usual, I've shown the gratitude of a goat.

Dave Hrynkiw s offer is both generous and gracious. I ve just had too many bad experiences with small ISP s and the bigger ones seem to be working better for

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2000. 4. 23. - 6:30:5

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Justin 

Raising the trigger voltage on a 1381 SE

Wanting to make a SE that triggers at a fairly high voltage, but lacking parts for a chloro, I was wondering what would be the most efficient way to raise the

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2000. 4. 23. - 9:10:33

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Ben Hitchcock 

Re: [beam] Raising the trigger voltage on a 1381 SE

What I d do is put some LEDs the right way around (forward, not reverse biased) from the positive rail to the trigger pin. In series of course. Then put a 1M

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2000. 4. 23. - 10:28:21

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turtletek 

News Page

Greetings fellow BEAMers, This might seem an awfull lot like an *gasp* advertisment..probably because that s exactly what it is. This is a blatant plug for my

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2000. 4. 23. - 17:9:10

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Max Inggal 

Need help with the SIMD1

Ok I got Wilf s SIMD1 circuit all done on breadboard. And just to see if it works I put a LED from the output of the inverter to the Positive. When I let it

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2000. 4. 23. - 17:45:16

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Wilf Rigter 

RE: [beam] Need help with the SIMD1

There are several versions of this circuit, so you ll have to tell me a little more about the breadboarded components, pin numbers and LED orientation. wilf

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2000. 4. 23. - 17:57:26

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Maynard 

Re: [beam] [alt-beam] Re: PM 1

No charge... Just postage if you wouldn t mind: a stamp. Craig Maynard JCM Electronic Services 3335 Caribou Drive NW Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2L-0S4 (

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2000. 4. 23. - 19:26:42

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David Simmons 

BEAM Test

Hey All, It seems that the old address is dead, anyone know what happened? Or did everyone go on vacation at once. Later, Dave

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2000. 4. 23. - 23:40:0

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Bruce Robinson 

Re: [beam] BEAM Test

... Our friendly list manager / co-ordinator / moderator changed jobs. Understandably, his ex-employer didn t want to support the BEAM list on their own

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2000. 4. 23. - 20:39:24

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Patrick Pintens 

HELP!!!

hey everyone, I have just joined this mailing list, and want to start building, and I woulk like to know what would be the best thing to start with? I ve heard

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2000. 4. 23. - 22:13:24

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Andrew Hooper 

[repost] incase it got lost.

A while back someone posted a link to an SE that only used transistors, I seem to have lost the link and cant find the email regarding the circut. Anyone know

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2000. 4. 23. - 22:36:52

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BUDSCOTT 

Ultimate Beam () was: [beam] pneumatic actuators...

I was thinking about an earlier message that talked about effecientcy of energy conversion. Think about this, imagine having a fairly large (to house all the

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2000. 4. 24. - 1:59:53

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BUDSCOTT 

Re: [beam] News Page

In a message dated 4/23/00 12:10:35 PM Central Daylight Time, turtletek@aol.com writes:

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2000. 4. 24. - 2:4:58

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BUDSCOTT 

Re: [beam] HELP!!!

Nice to have another BEAMer on board! Welcome. My advice would be to build a photovore, a light seeking solar powered robot,

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2000. 4. 24. - 2:14:12

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BUDSCOTT 

Re: [beam] [repost] incase it got lost.

In a message dated 4/23/00 5:31:53 PM Central Daylight Time, andrew@best.net.nz writes:

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2000. 4. 24. - 2:17:30

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BowfinGar1 

problems

Hey every one I was working on walker that sences and the light and at cetian times recharges the battery when the light is bright enough, but the plans say to

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2000. 4. 24. - 2:29:7

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Stan Hamilton 

finding used solarcells

I m new to BEAM and would like to know where I can find and salvage used solarcells. I know about salvaging many parts from walkmans etc. but have not found a

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2000. 4. 24. - 3:2:45

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turtletek 

Re: [beam] finding used solarcells

Sure thing, solarcells are very easy items to get a hold of. Very simple: solar calculators. These can be bought at semi-low prices nearly anywhere. People

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2000. 4. 24. - 3:40:51

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David Simmons 

[beam]Re: One more bot

Jim, Kyle s is not quite weather proof, he tried but his hands are just not steady enough at this point. He decided to go with a symet to get some practice

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2000. 4. 24. - 8:0:53

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Thomas Pilgaard 

RE: The sensitivity of a 74XX240

That s odd, I ve been torturing my 74xx240 s and 74xx14 s quite a lot (soldering / reverse polarity) and I haven t killed one yet. - Thomas

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2000. 4. 24. - 11:11:38

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Thomas Pilgaard 

RE: Dummy Walker

Hi Ben, I can t wait to try out your dummy walker :) However, I have a (possibly dumb) question on how to identify the trimpots in the servo. I ve got a coupla

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2000. 4. 24. - 11:11:26

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sebastiaan van Vliet 

Shaver

Just went to a flea market and bought a cheap looking taiwan ten year old, but in the box-never-used shaver for 3 dollar. That got me a motor, a charger and a

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2000. 4. 24. - 12:31:39

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sebastiaan van Vliet 

Rolling back

I have a walker wit one motor horizontally mounted and the other about vertically.(miller style? chyu style?) It struck me how easy it can be midified to get

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2000. 4. 24. - 12:38:5

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sebastiaan van Vliet 

Another mail by bas

I m having these problems with my walker: The motors run faster when I just hook them up to the batteries than they do with the H-bridges. Would lowering the

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2000. 4. 24. - 12:58:7

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BUDSCOTT 

Re: [beam] RE: Dummy Walker

Could somebody give me some good info on hobby servos, i want to make that next walker with that circuit, but how exactly are these servos hooked up? -Spencer

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2000. 4. 24. - 14:48:0

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BUDSCOTT 

Re: [beam] Another mail by bas

Go find a multimeter and check the amps out and voltage out on the H-bridge, maybe something isn t getting driven enough. -Spencer

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2000. 4. 24. - 14:51:25

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Wyzyrd1 

Re: [beam] The biggest problem with pneumatics

most of this stuff is bigger than BEAM-ish size preferences but there is a great selection of solenoid valves at C&H Sales : http://aaaim.com/ Wyzyrd

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2000. 4. 24. - 15:21:6

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BUDSCOTT 

Chloroplast ordering was Re: [beam] [alt-beam] Re: PM 1

How do we go about ordering these from you? -Spencer not a robot scientist not a college major not a grad student not a

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2000. 4. 24. - 16:8:59

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BUDSCOTT 

Spring loaded launcher.

I was thinking about how you could get a spring loaded launcher to release quick enough to make it fly-it s Easter, and I opened up a plastic egg and it had a

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2000. 4. 24. - 17:45:52

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Justin 

What happens when motor load outstrips drivers?

What happens when your motor drivers (eg 74HC based) can supply 50mA, and the load on your motors would prefer 100mA - does the motor just work with the 50mA

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2000. 4. 24. - 18:27:4

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JVernonM 

Re: [beam] Re: Need help with the SIMD1

In a message dated 4/24/00 1:13:45 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ... Which 240 chip did you use? The HCT will behave like that when your storage cap gets below the

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2000. 4. 24. - 19:24:28

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Miguel Martin 

Re: [beam] Shaver

... want to read that sentence again? ... miguel

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2000. 4. 24. - 20:3:43

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Thomas Pilgaard 

On FRED's phototropism

... or the lack of it perhaps. My FRED popper tends to be more phototropic when placed on certain materials than others. Mainly non-reflective white surfaces

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2000. 4. 24. - 20:22:9

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databasement 

Re: [beam] What happens when motor load outstrips drivers?

... your motors are gonna try to draw all the current they can, (even to their own demise) - try hooking a LED to five volts without a current limiting

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2000. 4. 24. - 22:38:22

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BUDSCOTT 

Re: [beam] On FRED's phototropism

i really want to try one of them FREDS, could somebody give me the URL of that FRED tutorial again. Thanks -Spencer not a

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2000. 4. 24. - 22:17:19

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robmc 

Photoelectric cell experiment

All, http://scitoys.com/scitoys/scitoys/echem/echem3.html#flatpanel shows how to make a rough solar panel. It produces microamperes but still tickles my

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1999. 11. 15. - 10:48:37

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Ken Hill 

555 & 139 = easy photobot

What do you get when you combine the brain of a Cybug and a Z-bridge motor driver w/ reversing? Don t know exactly, but it works VERY WELL and is VERY

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2000. 4. 25. - 7:22:26

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David Perry 

Re: [beam] 555 & 139 = easy photobot

nice, a z-bug! Now all we need is to solarise it chloroplast should do the trick, use the cmos 555 s too, use much less power. David ----- Original Message

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2000. 4. 25. - 7:42:15

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Ben Hitchcock 

Re: [beam] Re: Photopopper answers from Ben

You were right in reposting this message. So many things to do, so little time.... Yes, the leads are connected near the 1381. Otherwise, as you said, the

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2000. 4. 25. - 12:29:6

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void_s 

Human resistance and the microcore

Hello ... I don t know if this is any use, but today I replaced one of the 1Mohm resistors in my microcore circuit with my finger (!), and discovered that it

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2000. 4. 25. - 13:26:15

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Tan 

Unicore

Duh, stupid question... but what IS a unicore? I saw the schematic but didn t understand. Is it a bicore with some frills ? It also seems like it can drive

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2000. 4. 25. - 13:6:49

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Max Inggal 

Capacitor question

I would like to if you have more than one capacitor and would like to put them together to increase the capacitance. Whould you put them in series or

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2000. 4. 25. - 17:11:38

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Simon Lord 

chui's photovore

Just wondered if any of u have hadsuccess out of this tutorial as i am thinking of trying it?? Also do any uk beamers live anywhere near bristol?? from si lord

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2000. 4. 25. - 16:16:33

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Deepesh Seth 

ANOTHER DOOMSDAY ----- WILL U SURVIVE

On May 4-5 ( Late night of 4th and early Hours of 5th ) we can witness a Celestial Miracle that occurs once in 5000 Years. All the planets in our solar system

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2000. 4. 23. - 10:19:34

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sebastiaan van Vliet 

Re: [beam] Another mail by bas(for spencer)

I have one (multimeter)! Of coarse! What x-actly do you mean? I don t understand (dutch) driven enough thanx ...

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2000. 4. 25. - 18:56:39

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Lee Golden 

Re: [beam] chui's photovore

This was one of the first Beam Bots I built, and I am very happy with it. http://www.geocities.com/leemon1/Bots/Beam/HIW_FL.jpg The tutorial is excellent. If

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2000. 4. 25. - 18:56:58

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Justin 

No-one has told alt-beam that the list was moving...

I don t how the people subscribed to the list were told (if at all) that it was moving, but as I never saw any sort of indication (I read it via the egroups

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2000. 4. 25. - 20:0:32

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Bruce Robinson 

Re: [beam] No-one has told alt-beam that the list was moving...

... This message was sent to all the subscribers to the beam list last Friday. ... The ---.sgi.com address is no longer valid, because our moderator doesn t

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2000. 4. 25. - 20:30:1

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William Cox 

Cheap pagers again...

Snip from the SRS monthly minutes: Electronic Goldmine has a bunch [of pager motors] for about $1 each. I m not sure about the URL -William

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2000. 4. 25. - 19:7:12

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Max Inggal 

Adaptobotics back up......sorta

go check out adaptobotics. The site works but it s not really adaptobotics. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send online

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2000. 4. 25. - 22:2:16

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BUDSCOTT 

Re: [beam] Human resistance and the microcore

I m making a synthisizer with the bicore that will use fingertip resistance to alter the tone. that s one idea that i ve been working on with that -Spencer

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2000. 4. 25. - 22:13:15

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Ben a micklin 

[beam] Solar roller battle event........

Yall, I have a new idea for a Solar roller battling event! I remember a g Destruction derby in one level, you were in a bowl shaped arena, your goal was

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2000. 4. 25. - 23:21:1

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BUDSCOTT 

Re: [beam] Capacitor question

parralel. here s why What makes a cap store more current. distance right? no, the surface area. think of the construction of a cap, two metal films seperated

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2000. 4. 25. - 22:19:26

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BUDSCOTT 

Re: [beam] newbie questions...

you can look on the internet for stuff, or buy a book. I bought a radio shack book called Basic Electronics it s a pretty good resource to have. All i can

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2000. 4. 25. - 22:28:7

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Mike Kulesza 

BEAM shopping

For all the BEAMers in the Toronto area: ActiveSurplus in downtown is now offering those nice RM1 motors for $1.50 CAN, 2422 suncerams solar cells for $2.50

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2000. 4. 25. - 22:46:1

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beam 

re: Another silly post about terminology.

... I know this is off topic but having lived in Mexico for a long time I just CANT let that one by. Mexicans do NOT call US citizens Americanos . They feel

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2000. 4. 25. - 23:53:32

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SkavenArmy 

Re: [beam] Cheap pagers again...

www.goldmine-elec.com jay z (the keeper of addys)

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2000. 4. 26. - 2:39:1

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SkavenArmy 

Re: [beam] BEAM shopping

allelectronics(www.__.com) had 6 by 6 solar cells.for about 5.25$...also , i went to lowes hardware store today to look for some stuff...needless to say , i

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2000. 4. 26. - 2:44:45