Re:The Flying Nimbus – A high-power, self-balancing transpor...
by transistor-man on Friday November 14, 2014 @10:55AM
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Recently finished a self-balancing skateboard contraption, and thought you folks might be interested. Its more intro micro-controller and heavier on the machining side, but, it was an interesting experience on iterative design.
Re:The Flying Nimbus – A high-power, self-balancing transpor...
by jacquesm on Friday November 14, 2014 @04:30PM
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Super nice project, congrats. This sentence is missing a 'controller': "so i opted to tap the fans into the motor housing.", and further down it has ', for affed effect, I '
I'm really really jealous about all the nice toys you get to work with and what a great place where 'scrap' of this quality is available. Tinkerers paradise :)
I'm really really jealous about all the nice toys you get to work with and what a great place where 'scrap' of this quality is available. Tinkerers paradise :)
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=42682786&...
It was really hard on your shins!
My favorite part was that the drive train in that generation meshed directly into the knobs on tires.
I have two nephews that would flip out with joy if they got one of these.
http://rideonewheel.com/
But what's plan b when something goes wrong? On the electric skateboards you can at least break in the good old fashion way.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9yL5usLFgY
If so, any plans to put proximity sensors under the sides to help it determine what "level" is?
Their hoverboard works. I believe they now have a kickstarter too.
KA ME HA ME HA!!!!