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nice work .........
29riteshkakkar 4 months ago
if you are trying to simulate slippage of a wheel, it should be noted that the wheel is not being stopped, it is allowed to spin more freely. this would mean you have to spin one wheel faster than the others to simulate slipping. you were doing quite the opposite.
on another note, half you wheels are rotating in the wrong direction. assuming you are simulating a vehicle of some kind. just sayin.
Soboredwtf 1 year ago
FUCK THE ELECTRIC ,WHWERES THE STEAM
eatmypies 1 year ago
who's camera is this?
stuartstirling 4 years ago
@stuartstirling mine
blackey02 3 months ago
What kind of Microprocessor you used and if possible can you pass on some references since Im working on Eps
barryforever 4 years ago
We used an 18 series Microchip PIC controller.
daxlnc 4 years ago
WoW Good job dude :)
Gegana 5 years ago
One wheel(left side) is spinning in the opposide direction. But very nice.
Sk8orDie123 5 years ago
the input to motors on the left were reversed at the time of PCB design. We did not get a chance to fix it
daxlnc 5 years ago
What kind of motors you used
barryforever 5 years ago
We used Futaba DC Coreless Motors
daxlnc 4 years ago