:idea: Jaluro!
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Re: :idea: Jaluro!
by tobiokanobi » Sun 2009 Aug 09 2:51 pm
Latest pics, I use this setup actually for the video link test. Old casing, wheels detached, old batteries. Things will change.
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Re: :idea: Jaluro!
by tobiokanobi » Mon 2009 Aug 31 2:40 pm
Okay, that's how Jaluro looks like now - I tried to finish the body made out of carbon (comlete new design) in time, but I made some faults and I've to redo it later. For now, the old body with the new wheels have to do it.
My first version-name was "Dark Knight" but since it is unfinished, I call it JDK-BloodyMary.
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My first version-name was "Dark Knight" but since it is unfinished, I call it JDK-BloodyMary.
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Re: :idea: Jaluro!
by tobiokanobi » Mon 2009 Aug 31 3:23 pm
some minor changes (I connected one of the motor in reverse) and then, it should roll straight fwd 
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Re: :idea: Jaluro!
by alexc » Tue 2009 Sep 01 3:14 pm
Looks cool! This is with the long range radio so that you can send it all the way to Budapest?
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Re: :idea: Jaluro!
by tobiokanobi » Wed 2009 Sep 02 6:51 am
Budapest...easy driving
I did some tests and took a video - problem is, that the right wheel bends to much inward and strikes the antenna. The wheel support mounting brackets are too weak for this configuration.
But I'm on it...we need something to drive behind the ballon at the end of this month
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I did some tests and took a video - problem is, that the right wheel bends to much inward and strikes the antenna. The wheel support mounting brackets are too weak for this configuration.
But I'm on it...we need something to drive behind the ballon at the end of this month
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Re: :idea: Jaluro!
by thuvt » Wed 2009 Sep 02 7:50 am
Congratulations to Tobi with JDK-BloodyMary, I'm longing to see the finished "Dark Knight" 
Are you really going to test the rover on a balloon? How high will it be? Here I also wanted to do the same thing but unfortunately the milk company only use the balloon for advertisement so it hovers very low.
Are you really going to test the rover on a balloon? How high will it be? Here I also wanted to do the same thing but unfortunately the milk company only use the balloon for advertisement so it hovers very low.
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Learn something new everyday
Learn something new everyday
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Re: :idea: Jaluro!
by DerekSmith » Wed 2009 Sep 02 9:38 am
What transit 'g' forces are you designing to?
In another topic, 46g is suggested as max. i.e. an acceleration rate of 450m/s/s
On earth, a 3 second fall would experience 46g if it lost all its speed in just 60ms
In another topic, 46g is suggested as max. i.e. an acceleration rate of 450m/s/s
On earth, a 3 second fall would experience 46g if it lost all its speed in just 60ms
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