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 Post subject: DIY pickup winder
New postPosted: Thu May 01, 2008 9:21 am 
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This had me laughing so hard that I almost peed my pant but the dang thang works.
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 Post subject: Re: DIY pickup winder
New postPosted: Sun May 04, 2008 5:44 am 
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lmao :D ^^ yeah a great one!

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 Post subject: Re: DIY pickup winder
New postPosted: Sun May 04, 2008 6:29 pm 
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This isn't all that much about the lego, he's just using the built in rotation sensors. This is about he knowing about pickup winding. nicely made but as he said the feeding from side to side could be done with a motor. Would be more nice and accurate if you program it correctly.


I didn't laugh because I and a friend used to build much more advanced robots with the older version of the lego mindstorms, both mechanically and programming. Once we build a chocolate milk mixer, a car going around the table along a black line collecting someones cup, then sensing the cup, going to a station where milk was poured into the cup, chokolate powder was shaked into it then mixed around, and finally the car went back to where it collected the cup. I have a video of this that my dad took. this was many years ago though...

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 Post subject: Re: DIY pickup winder
New postPosted: Sat Nov 28, 2009 5:51 am 
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Oh man this is brilliant...fantastic!
I've finished building my amp (which soon I'll show to you guys ;-) ) and now I was wondering about what to do next...maybe some pedals, but this is amazing!
Maybe I'll try :-D


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