Project Directory

 

Quick Tips

• DO IT: Multimeters and Continuity Test  

              Always test everything with a multimeter.

• Quick tips: Salvage everything!

             Where to get plenty of components from stuff you would have thrown out otherwise.

• Quick Tips: Extend the life of Soldering iron tips.

              Don't throw away your soldering iron tips. Sand away the oxidation.

                          

 

Tutorials

• Breadboarding With A Nano18 

             Kenjj the Basic Micro Guru's introduction tutorial to breadboarding, featuring the small, but lovely Basic Atom Nano 18

                          

 

Projects

• Roverclaw Tracked Rover

 

             Roverclaw, the small, fast, and powerful, small-scale tracked rover. Using the RN-41 bluetooth adapter, Roboclaw 2×5 and the Basic Atom Pro 28.

                         

• Universal Bluetooth Robot Controller

             A smal, yet very powerful Bluetooth controller, using the Roving Networks RN-24, and the Basic Atom Pro. Equipped with a 16×2 White on black LCD, 

             4×4 Keypad, and dual thumb sticks, this controller is ideal for controlling any number of bot styles.

                           

 

• Roving Networks Bluetooth Adapters.

             The roving network RN-24 and RN-41 are two fantastic bluetooth modules. The best i've used. With 100m range and capable of high baud rates, these                     modules are ideal for your robot projects. And when paired with a PC and a USB BlueTooth dongle, wireless serial control with a PC has never been                       easier.

                     

• Low cost 2DOF hexapod.

             Simple heaxapod made with craft sticks, the Basic Atom Pro 28, and controlled wirelessly with bluetooth by a Gameboy Advance

•  The Mini Botboard Pro 28

             Fallentines Miniature botboard for the Basic Atom Pro 24-M and 28-M