DIY RC Robot Chassis Tank Coche Seguimiento de evitación de obstáculos con el conjunto de orugas
nice kit, 12V motors included, suitable for a Raspberry tank
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Turn on subtitles for full instructions. In this video I present a step-by-step on how to assemble a robotic tank using a DIY kit. You can find the kit I've used in the following link: http://bit.ly/2IfjnUC I loved the quality of the parts used in this kit! It comes with lots of spare parts and all the tools needed for mounting the robot. Unfortunatelly the documentation isn't very good. So I made a video on how to assemble the robot! Check it out: https://youtu.be/ghzvPbGS7nk
This chassis with generic form-factor really suitable for any kind robot fast prototyping. The assembling process is not too complicated. I can complete the assembly with minimal guide in ~30 minutes. And thanks for included backup parts for replacement if in case someday you lost any missing parts. And thanks for the included tools, i.e screwdriver, hex key wrenches. It really helpful.
If you follow images in Excel table (which is stupid format for photos), there are some steps skipped. Those black belts are too long, you must *use pointy tool* from package and push hard from side between two belt pieces. If that tiny stick does not come out on the other side, try pushing from other side. One end of tiny stick is coarse and one smooth. Coarse end must be pushed out first! Also, be careful not to stab your finger with that stick. I have shortened one belt by 6 pieces and one by
Quick delivery, good packaging, decent parts quality. Followed the video tutorial linked to in a different review and works perfectly!
the grub screw thread stripped so this means the wheel won’t drive without loctite / epoxy. grub screw thread should be better.
bon article dans l ensemble à voir dans la durée
nice small kit, went together nicely. it was out of stock for quite a while.
Envio rapido y buen producto