Frank
Member Since 10 Sep 2010Offline Last Active Apr 29 2011 06:39 PM
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Frank → CwbhX
Thanks for the answer! I've been getting my motors from the dump, out of all in one printers. Interfacing with them has been fun, since most of my cellar is filled with 1970-1990 HTL, TTL,e early CMOS stuff. Amazing what one collects after working manufacturing for 35 years !


CwbhX → Frank
I used a standard 1.5volt motor, you can get them from almost anything. I happened to take it out of my old toy tank. For RC I wired it directly to 3.3v on the netduino, thought putting it to the 5 cause it to restart(I am using USB power as of right now...) and for RB I used a 1k Ohm resistor.
P.S. I had to connect D6 to the base pin, ground to emitter, and the motor part to collector.
P.S. I had to connect D6 to the base pin, ground to emitter, and the motor part to collector.


Frank → CwbhX
Nice post. We need more clean cut projects like that ! What did you use for a motor, and what was Rb and Rc?


Frank → bill.french
Thanks for the analog post. Are you going to also post the Neduino Plus to WIndows code? I'm finding examples sorta thin in that area.
Frank
Frank


Frank → Mark H
It always seems to be Western Austalia. Isn't there an Eastern side ? < grin >
I've got a dear friend in Epsom Victoria 3551
I've got a dear friend in Epsom Victoria 3551
