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Giant Lego Technic Robot
Burf2000 replied to Burf2000's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
I take a video of it in the car pack shotting at something lol -
Giant Lego Technic Robot
Burf2000 replied to Burf2000's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
That's actually what its based on but only 1 kid worked it out. Also mini guns weigh too much, the main arm would snap ( and did) -
Giant Lego Technic Robot
Burf2000 replied to Burf2000's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
So each Zamor Launcher is indepentantly controlled by a nxt with a accelerator. Someone named it Sally when they were drunk round my house. I am thinking of something like BAR (Big big behind Robot) -
This Lego robot has been a idea in my head for quite a while now and this year I decided to try and build it for the Great Western Lego Show (http://www.greatwesternlegoshow.com) . I wanted to make a large but functional robot which I could develop further over the years. Sadly I did run out of time to make it pretty for the show but it does fully work. Its just under 4 foot tall! Current features are: It moves, pretty quick actually for something that ways around 20-25kg The main beam (body) rotates around. The main beam rises using pneumatics. It takes over 30psi to move this heavy part! The head contains a Lego webcam which can rise and sink. The arms can rise outwards using pneumatics. Each arm is connected to a working cannon which can independently rotate around and up and down. These are controlled by Hitechnic Accelerometers which are in 2 controllers that the user holds. When the user tilts his hands (up, down and side to side), each cannon will move to mimic the users move. The robot currently uses: 4 NXT's with rechargeable battery packs 5 NXT motors 2 HiTechnic Accelerometers 1 HiTechnic IRLink 4 Power Functions receivers 4 Power Functions XL motors 5 Power Functions M motors 3 Power Functions Rechargeable battery packs 1 RC motor (for pneumatic pump) 1 Lego webcam 1 Linear actuator 9 Pneumatic rams A shed load of cables (Mindsensor custom cables, PF converter cables, NXT converter cables and so on) Being in black its hard to photo. I will be making some videos (and better pictures) of it moving about at some point soon! It was quite fun moving this about, made quite a few kids jump!
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NXT Quard Track Mobile Tank
Burf2000 replied to ms09's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Really like how you done the track and guns on this, very cool! -
6L Thin Yellow Beam
Burf2000 replied to Blakbird's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Very interesting, they must be evil! -
I own a few of these but the main one I had a look at was the NXT thinking robot one which I was disappointed due to the fact it has sooooo much potential and no bloody code in the book. I spoke to the Author and well the books designed to show people how to make cool models, not how they actually work, Very gutted!
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Looks very cool, must get it!
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Your favorite technic set?
Burf2000 replied to jd5775's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
I loved the test car 8865. Fantastic set when I was little I also really like the super car, RIS 2.0 (still at technic set if you think about it) and 8285 for the sheer size of it. Air claw is also a good set. Bulldozer, arr poo so many. that's why I collect technic! I have a 8858, good set, and a 858 is on ebay for sale now! -
Thanks for your reply mate, really useful. My robot is nearly using all channels (plus 2 nxt's) so very useful info The 9v to pf cable did not work, I guess there a second feed for a ir receiver and you just cant power off old battery boxes which is a shame I was trying to run pf of a train controller as it would save having a rechargeable box