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May 18, 2007
NXT Building Instructions for sale
After the RIF thing, I've been a little hesitant to write about these kinds of products. We may see how reactions go before posting any other services like this one. So, if anyone wants to take a look and write a review, please let us know (and keep comments polite, please).
24 comments:
personally Jim I'm not wanting to pay for building plans. Nothing personal against his website but there are plenty of building plans around for free. There is nothng wrong with sharing this type fo info with blog visitors but I hope you're not endorsing it.
- May 18, 2007, 3:15:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
Wow...that didn't take long to bring a comment!
Nope... not endorsing. Just providing as NXT news that you can use or ignore :)
We walk a fine line with our blog - yes, many of us (myself included) talk about our books, but these are personal projects.
As a rule, The NXT Step is a news and information source, so we do not put up banners and advertisements and such - I think some of us talked at one time about setting up an e-commerce link to possibly sell some of our personal projects, but in the end we decided not to do it.
Mirik's has every right to try and sell his stuff and we are only letting readers know about NXT sites out there... again, you can buy or not. Your call.
(And we occasionally get "sellers" wanting to join us as contributors so they can promote their stuff - happens a LOT! A polite "no thanks" is usually enough to send them on their way. This hasn't happened so much with NXT stuff, but with general robotics type companies and such.)
- May 18, 2007, 3:22:00 AM
Why does this type of effort spawn a negative reaction while the announcement of a new book seems perfectly acceptable?
- May 18, 2007, 3:27:00 AM
"there are plenty of building plans around for free."
Any links? Besides the few at the Lego site, all I can find are robots with 3 or 4 close-up pics.
- May 18, 2007, 3:36:00 AM
I'd like to second the previous comment, regarding the first post.
"there are plenty of building plans around for free"
Where? I'd like for him to back up his statement.
Kind Regards,
- May 18, 2007, 3:50:00 AM
- Laurens Valk said...
Of course there are many of building plans. You know that.
Matthias Paul Scholz has a nice amount of them. Philippe Hurbain has a few. Too much to mention.
I can also tell you that we (from the official Mindstorms message boards) are working on a website like this, which is free.
These models that we share can be built from the NXT retail set, and include step by step building instructions.
- May 18, 2007, 4:17:00 AM
- 222Doc said...
There alot of places you can get an idea or inspiration. Maybe not pin by pin details. A few pictures is enough for most to build by. I feel that leaves the builder to make a version of there own not a copy. In the end its the program that brings the build to life. I think this is the more lacking information out there.
At nxtlog you see thousands of projects. Yet few with programs. So far Brians repository at brickshelf is the best place to view snippets of programming examples. In that case a picture is worth a thousand words.
Studdless building has made building require alot more parts, small parts. it also makes the builder have to think in a 3d way of construction if it is to be durable. this has made building instructions longer and more complex to render.
If Mirik can make a buck selling plans to those that need help and inspiration it is what the USA is made of, free enterprise. As for Nxtstep to blog it, well its a blog. It is for them to put what they feel on here. You will never please everyone, why try.
- May 18, 2007, 4:43:00 AM
"Why does this type of effort spawn a negative reaction while the announcement of a new book seems perfectly acceptable?"
Easy. Because a book isn't just building plans. I have a few Mindstorms books and they have programs and discussions and stuff that I can't find in other places. As a teacher, a book gives me a more for my money than just building plans.
- May 18, 2007, 5:26:00 AM
Laurens Valk said...
These models that we share can be built from the NXT retail set, and include step by step building instructions.
Do you have any links?
- May 18, 2007, 5:34:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
Hey, look - I make a living as a writer. If I don't write, I don't eat :)
I have zero issue with promoting my book or any of the other contributor's books on our blog because the blog came first - the books were just secondary items that came along. I started the blog as a way for me to keep track of all the NXT stuff that I knew would be popping up... it kinda got out of control :)
Yes, we make some money selling our books and talking about them on the blog... them's the breaks. What we don't do is invite people as contributors who are looking to just sell their stuff and not provide for the community. I think most people would agree that nxtstep and nxtasy are about providing information, not selling stuff.
I have NO PROBLEM with people trying to sell what they want - as Doc222 said, "free enterprise" is great.
I'm not taking sides on this particular website because it's not important. Mirik contacted me, I looked his stuff over and decided that it was worth sharing with the community. I'm not saying buy from him... I'm not saying boycott him. He's selling a product and the market will decide whether it works or not.
- May 18, 2007, 5:41:00 AM
"Easy. Because a book isn't just building plans. I have a few Mindstorms books and they have programs and discussions and stuff that I can't find in other places. As a teacher, a book gives me a more for my money than just building plans."
I'm sorry but I can't accept that explanation. I'm sure if someone produced something (to your satisification) , published it on the web and charged for it... there would be plenty of people complaining.
I think there is a double standard applied to the web when it comes to charging money.
- May 18, 2007, 5:56:00 AM
- Fay Rhodes said...
There is a "double standard" because people seem to feel free to steal anything that is on the Web---photos, movies, term papers... As much as I like the Web, I also prefer a book in hand---and am willing to pay for a good one.
- May 18, 2007, 7:33:00 AM
- Revi said...
I don´t see any problem what so ever about the post about Mirik´s site, or the site itself.. The post it self is basically just a piece of information.
The site is, I believe, as Mirik want it to be. His site, his choice.
If somebody wants to pay for building instructions instead of spending time searching for them, fine by me.
If somebody pays for building instructions and afterwards find some that´s free and feel bad about they used money for some, I hope they THINK about it and learned a lesson instead of complaining; You´ll get a good start by Googling "mindstorms instructions"..!
I don´t understand why it´s a problem that some people is charging for something they publish on the net.
If you dosn´t want to pay for it, then don´t. Why complain..?
The instructions that I´ve made so far is for free, like all I make in the future will be.
I´m extremely glad many others have the same opinion about the instructions they spend time making, that they shall bee free for all to use and in that way share ideas, knoweledge and inspiration, but if someone wnat to try and get a few bucks for it.. Fine by me. I will niether pay or complain.
- May 18, 2007, 8:03:00 AM
You made money on a book? Well I suppose I was paid for my little literary foray too. But given the time it took me to master the CAD software, get LPUB to work (this was back in its buggy youth, it's a great piece of software now), and several rewrites (my editor kept trying to push down the page count) I may have made about 2 cents an hour. In the end I decided that writing C is a much easier way to make a living than writing English.
I too am interested in a forum for distributing instructions. I've built up a significant collection of them over the years to teach FLL coaches how to build LEGO. I'm willing to share, but not interested in establishing and maintaining a web presence. I'm such a Luddite that this blog thing is almost beyond my comfort zone.
- May 18, 2007, 8:31:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
I didn't say I made a *LOT* of money...
When you write for a living, you learn to either WRITE FASTER or WRITE LESS (or both!) - tech books usually won't make you rich :)
- May 18, 2007, 10:14:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
Wow... huh, a few comments ;-).
Personally, I've no problem with people charging for a product, even if that product happens to be just a specific patterning of electrons. I do think a double-standard exists as well: people seem to think that "the internet is free", and get upset when they have to pay for something they already believe they "should have for free". Do I think they're wrong? Yep... but that doesn't change their perception. Personally (see below), for me this is something I *like* sharing...
As to plans on the web, well, you just have to look. For instance, LegoEdwest has some nice stuff up for instructors:
Then there are folks like me who can't seem to grasp LCAD tools, but can handle a camera:
DAZLR: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=203386
LNE: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=229082
Remote control: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=203384
And some NXT-G code snippets that 222Doc mentioned: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=191310
Understand, these are just the ones I already know about off the top of my head - since I really don't look for plans very often, I'm sure there's a *LOT* more out there. I'll be trying to put up some stuff at LEGO Engineering soon I hope as well, and I've seen plans published in things like BrickJournal and Servo magazine. Others? There *are* some semi-detailed plans on NXTlog, but I'll admit they tend to be hard to find right now.
Brian Davis
- May 18, 2007, 11:45:00 AM
- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
I can't tell you how many times I had this same discussion before...
Yep, we have the choice to buy or not, sale or not, look or look away...
If anyone wants to pay a buck to learn, I say go for it. If anyone wants to try to make a buck, I say go for it. If people choose to ignore or voice an opinion, I say go for it. But, in the end we need to understand something...we have choices which are our own and no one else's. If we could only walk a mile in each other's shoes we would have a greater understanding of our community as a whole.
As for Sharing... I think it is the absolute most fantastic thing that could happen to improve and build our community. You know, learn from other's mistakes or achievements. However, creating precise building instructions is very difficult, time consuming, and something that should be respected! I have seen too many times that something is recreated verbatim only to be given a different name and called one's own without giving any credit to the original creator. This hurts us all. How? People begin to become closed to sharing. Learning drops off and we head into an awful downward spiral.
I started the download section in the old Official LEGO MindStorms Forums called the "CAD Depot" which contained about a 100 wonderful LEGO Robotic inventions gratefully donated by many different people for others to learn from. To curate this depository was almost a fulltime job! However, in the end it provided visitors with a wealth of building knowledge unparalleled on the internet through the 1990's. I still have all of the contributions, some of which were never posted for download since the prep queue was quite long. Those CAD files were created with MLCad and of the RCX era...but, the collection was fun to present even if hardly anyone said "thanks".
I believe it was Abraham Lincoln that said… "You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time."
I twisted this years ago in a fine way to nail this example towards communities…You can please all of the people some of the time, and some of the people all of the time, but you cannot please all of the people all of the time.
Yep...Them's the breaks. No sir! I don't like it either…but it's the world we live in.
Love'em or leave'em. But, try not to bring everyone down in the process.
PS – See me if you would like a Shuttle ride off the planet Earth.
- May 18, 2007, 3:29:00 PM
I really appreciate any links to NXT info. Cuts Down on time searching the internet. This blog is my basis for finding many sites that I would never have found otherwise.
It's for the individual to choose whether they want to purchase or not, but it's good for all of us to know what's out there.
- May 18, 2007, 4:48:00 PM
- Brian Davis said...
Chris - a nice relaxing 3ish G smooth ascent for ten minutes or so sounds very nice. I accept your invitation :-).
Brian "NXT... in... Spaaaaaccceee..." Davis
- May 18, 2007, 9:58:00 PM
- Jonathan Daudelin said...
Totally agree with you Chris. It's nice when someone decides to release their work for free, but people are certainly entitled to try to get something for their work.
I also like your idea about walking a mile in each other's shoes. I always do say: Before criticizing someone, walk a mile in their shoes. That way when you criticize them, you'll be a mile away and have their shoes. :-)
Ok, that was a joke... :)
- May 18, 2007, 10:24:00 PM
- Guy Ziv said...
NXTasy.org has a well established repository, and there is a category for fully-documented projects with building instructions. If anyone want to post his contributions, I will host them on our server and get them listed in the categorized searchable database.
Guy Ziv
- May 19, 2007, 2:16:00 AM
- Guy Ziv said...
NXTasy.org has a well established repository, and there is a category for fully-documented projects with building instructions. If anyone want to post his contributions, I will host them on our server and get them listed in the categorized searchable database.
Guy Ziv
- May 19, 2007, 2:16:00 AM
I never quite understand why people get all up in arms because someone makes something available for sale - especially for a few bucks. Its quite simple - if you want it, and see value what is being offered / price, then buy it. If you are all about open source, dont visit the guys site.
Most of you know my site (www.plastibots.com) - everything there is free. However I have put hundreds of hours into it (yes, I love building LEGO, but I also want others to learn from my ideas) If I decide to spend countless hours creating building instructions and throw them up there for $5 a pop, you may or may not be interested - that is your decision.
I used to work in retail - when I had customers who were so intent on beating me down to the point of wasting my time AND not making a product - I had one question for them "Since when was it illegal to make a profit?"
..and for the record, I have free building instructions for DominoBot on my site. However, I have pondered the idea of selling others.
..and for the record #2 - I would gladly pay a small fee for John Hansens work on NXC /BricxCC (already donated once) as well as the work that Ralph Hempel is doing on PBLua... However, the choose (for now) to offer their work for free.
Dave Astolfo
- May 19, 2007, 11:43:00 AM
I say go for it,Jim! After all, thinking up an original idea of what to build from scartch is difficult enough,(trust me, I know). Let alone creating some building instruction which everyone can understand and having to spend countless hours in front of the computer building, trying out and modifying the programs neccessary. This kind of things takes a lot time,exprience with the nxt kit and a lot a lot of brain juice.It can't be done by your everyday kid who got nxt lego mindstorm for a present a few days ago. ONLY the more experienced ones with nxt mindstorm can do it ,only with a lot and a lot of work. Sure, there is a lot of bulding plans for free, but no one is stopping you from selling your own! With all the work ones has to through, selling those instruction at US$5 is very reasonable. Go for it Jim! I support your idea!
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CARSON, Calif. -- It's official.
Omar Gonzalez is the LA Galaxy's third Designated Player.
The Galaxy announced on Thursday that the 24-year-old center back has been signed to a DP contract allowing him to become the first defender signed to such a contract. Drafted by the Galaxy with the third overall selection in 2009 MLS SuperDraft from the University of Maryland, Gonzalez has made 119 regular season appearances for LA -- 118 of them starts. During his time with LA, Gonzalez has racked up the honors as he was named the 2009 Rookie of the Year, 2011 MLS Defender of the Year, and 2012 MLS Cup Final MVP while also being named to the MLS Best XI twice.
Gonzalez is the fifth DP in Galaxy history and joins David Beckham, Landon Donovan, Juan Pablo Angel and Robbie Keane. He is also the sixth American DP joining Donovan, Clint Dempsey, Freddy Adu, Claudio Reyna, and Chris Wondolowski.
You can watch the Omar Gonzalez press conference LIVE here.
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Professional Referee Organization responds to questions on offside calls in LA Galaxy and FC Dallas draw
Before we focus on the excitment of the new LA Galaxy third Designated Player that will be unveiled later today, the Professional Referee Organization took a look a the two "offside" goals conceded by the Galaxy in their 3-3 draw with FC Dallas.
PRO's Training and Development manager Paul Rejer took a look at both goals during the organization's "Play of the Week."
First up was the goal scored by Blas Perez in the 48th minute, Rejer was quick to agree that Perez was offside from the moment that Dallas midfielder Michel took the kick.
"Blas Perez of Dallas was in an offside position when the first free-kick was taken, the AR Kevin Duliba should have been aware of this as offside is his number one priority and focus," Rejer said. "As soon as the kicker plays the ball, the AR should focus on the offside player. Then, as in this case, as soon as he plays the ball he is interfering with play. Therefore, the goal should have been disallowed."
Rejer applied the same scrutiny to Perez's second goal in the 86th minute and came up with the same result.
"Later in the game, George John of Dallas is in an offside position from a free-kick," Rejer said. "When the delivery came over he made a challenge for the ball and, at this point, the AR raised his flag for offside - this time for interfering with an opponent. Using the very same process he should have been aware of the offside player from the outset and concentrated on him and raised the flag when he became active."
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CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy will hold a press conference on Thursday to unveil the team's new third Designated Player.
The identity of this player? Well, it appears that it will be Omar Gonzalez. When asked about the DP speculation surrounding the center back, Galaxy head coach and general manager Bruce Arena stated that the club would like to have a resolution within a week.
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CARSON, Calif. – Speculation surrounding Omar Gonzalez and the possibility of him becoming the LA Galaxy's third Designated Player has drawn considerable buzz over the past week, and it appears that it may be approaching a resolution.
During the Galaxy's training session on Wednesday, LA head coach and general manager Bruce Arena as well as Gonzalez himself addressed the issue, with Arena saying that something may be finalized within a week.
"Remains to be seen," said Arena on the conversations with Gonzalez. "I think that we're hoping to get something finalized by the end of this week."
Meanwhile, Gonzalez admitted that talks continue to go on between him and the club that he has played for since 2009.
"I would love to stay here. We've been talking back and forth," said Gonzalez. "The talks are continually going, but we've done some great things here together with the Galaxy. Right now, my focus is going on getting a third consecutive championship. "
As for any desire to head for Europe, Gonzalez is interested in testing himself abroad, but he believes that will happen in time.
"At some point, yeah. Whether it be at the end of the year or later or three years from now," said Gonzalez." That's yet to be known, for now my focus is here. At some point, I think that I do want to go to Europe, but it has to be the right time. I'm still trying to figure that out."
New LA Galaxy goalkeeper Jaime Penedo is settling into life in MLS, but the 31-year-old goalkeeper is hopeful that he'll be able to earn minutes with the Galaxy soon.
The 31-year-old Panamanian international was on the bench for LA's 3-3 draw with FC Dallas on Sunday, just days after making his Galaxy debut in the second half of the club's 2-0 defeat to AC Milan in Guinness International Champions Cup Third Place Game. The appearance came only a day after the 'keeper signed with the Galaxy on a free transfer.
Currently, Penedo finds himself serving as the backup to Galaxy starter Carlo Cudicini, who has started 21 of LA's 23 matches this season. After serving as a regular for Los Canaleros and Guatemalan side Municipal for much of the last decade, it might be a bit strange for him to play a backup role, but Penedo admits that he told Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena in their very first conversation that he would be willing to wait for his chance to start.
"We went to dinner with a translator and he told me that he has followed me, and asked if I have patience. I said "yes I have patience," Penedo told reporters after the Galaxy's 3-3 draw in Dallas. "I want to work hard to help the team and do whatever I can for them, even being a backup is welcome."
Where Penedo is almost certain to earn time this year is in CONCACAF Champions League play. Traditionally, Arena has opted to use his second choice 'keeper for the CCL group stages, and he may offer Penedo his first start for the Galaxy in Tuesday's match against Cartaginés at StubHub Center.
"We'll see," Arena said after the draw with FC Dallas when asked about when Penedo may take the field. "Every game is different and we'll see."
Expectations are considerably high for Penedo with the Galaxy and his native Panama, however, the 'keeper is focused solely on fitting in with his new club.
"I know that the expectations are high in Panama. I've heard the commentaries and that's what they want, but it is not my decision. It is my job to convince who I have to convince," said Penedo. "I think that this week has been positive. I'm learning how to speak English and continue my job. Hopefully, things will work out."
In the latest edition of MLSsoccer.com's Instant Replay, Simon Borg breaks down the two noncalls that marred the LA Galaxy's 3-3 draw with FC Dallas.
Borg's analysis of the Galaxy match can be found at 4:43.
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Landon Donovan's first goal of his hat trick against FC Dallas has been nominated for MLSsoccer.com's Goal of the Week.
The goal was a class finish by Donovan, who was sent on a diagonal run by a Robbie Keane pass. Donovan then headed the ball past Dallas goalkeeper Chris Seitz and then tapped it in to beat a hard charging Matt Hedges.
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FRISCO, Texas. -- The LA Galaxy were left searching for answers on Sunday after it appears that officating mistakes may have turned a 3-1 victory into a 3-3 draw against FC Dallas.
The calls in question came on both of FC Dallas' goals by Blas Perez in the 48th and 86th minute, which it seems that assistant referees Kevin Duliba and Brian Dunn, should have ruled offside. Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena was the most blunt postgame about the officating decisions, but each of the four LA players that spoke to the media following the match addressed the calls.
Their thoughts are below...
TODD DUNIVANT: "From what I've heard, those second and third were offside and they stand as goals. All three were set pieces so that's something that we clearly have to work on."
OMAR GONZALEZ: "You just wish that everyone on that field is on their game. Sometimes, not everyone is on their game, but those three guys, you want them to be on."
CARLO CUDICINI: "It's a pity. Scoring three goals away from home should be enough to win games. The last two goals were clearly offside, so sometimes it's easy to complain, but that's why in training, we try things. If we try things and guys see that it is offside then they should indicate it to the referee. Overall, at the end of the day, we have one point, which is not a bad result, but when you're 3-2 with 10 minutes to go, of course, you try to win it and get the three points.
LANDON DONOVAN: "I haven't seen any replay, but if that's the case, it's unfortunate. It's part of the game. People make mistakes. Referees certainly are humans, too; they make mistakes. Let's just hope that they weren't, but if they are, then it is what it is"
Courtesy of MLSsoccer.com, all three of Landon Donovan's goals against FC Dallas are below.
FRISCO ,Texas— LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena was left fuming after officiating appears to have led to two goals by FC Dallas that saw LA draw the Texas side 3-3.
Arena's thoughts are below…
(On his general thoughts on the match…)
ARENA: "Terrible officiating, no question about it. However, we were in position to win the game. What more can you say? What more can you say? It's a shame we can't get better officiating in the game."
(On Landon Donovan's performance…)
ARENA: "Landon did a great job tonight. Give him a lot of credit."
(On the Galaxy's defending on set pieces…)
ARENA: "Guys were offside. In professional games you have to assume the linesmen can make those calls. However, I'd still say that on the third goal, you've got to do a better job. But, you know, what can you do? This is the state of officiating. It is what it is."
(On whether the weather played a factor...(
ARENA: "We were the team that should have won this game. It's a shame. It really is."
(On when we might see Penedo play for the LA Galaxy…)
ARENA: "We'll see. Every game is different and we'll see."


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VIDEO: Qualcomm Mirasol hands-on
Qualcomm is hoping to turn the ebook reader market on its head with the launch of a screen technology called Mirasol that not only offers colour over the current greyscale offerings, but also adds video as well.
The new technology, which is currently doing the rounds in a 5.7-inch demo unit will use "interferometric modulation" display technology that means that they can do colour, and they can do video - something that ereader devices can't currently do.
The tech is based on the natural principle that makes butterfly wings shimmer. Tiny membranes that can be controlled with electric charges are laid onto a mirrored surface. Light coming through the membranes gets refracted and the interference can produce colour. As a result, no backlight is required, and the experience is better - rather than worse - in direct sunlight.
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Dec 1, 2008
NXT Monster Truck - Part 1
That is what I did over the weekend. Inspired by a Monster Truck in the latest 'V' energy drink advert, I decided to build a remote controlled monster truck robot.
The picture on the left is the real remote controlled monster truck from the advert, and the one on the right is the NXT version !
The only thing the NXT is doing in the truck is to provide power to the motors and act as a Bluetooth receiver for my my mobile phone I was using to control the robot!
To get the real feel of a Monster truck, I used 4 TECHNIC tractor wheels, and 4 PF-XL motors. You can use the adopters available from the LEGO Shop @ Home to connect the 4 PF motors to the 2 motor ports. The second picture shows how the two left hand motors are connected to the same port in the NXT.
With 4 direct drive wheels, the vehicle can handle any terrain. The giant tractor wheels are amazing - it is great to watch it climb over rocks, mud and ride through long grass - that normal NXT robots struggle with.
Check out the video ...
In the coming weeks, I will be extending this vehicle with more autonomy, more features .....
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"The Kiwi's back! The Kiwi's back! Wow, look kids, he built an RC monster truck!"
Sorry, I just couldn't resist it :D
It looks pretty good! I can't wait to see the improved one. Also, I never knew the XL motors were that good! I assume you use a second NXT for the remote? Also, you let your kids drive it in the water!? Brave!
- Dec 2, 2008, 5:25:00 AM
The NXT to PF motor converter cables. . . did you mean that you used this one;
or a different one? If that is the one that you used, did you use NXT-G programing language to control it? If so, where did you get the program block?
- Dec 2, 2008, 10:44:00 AM
- BlueToothKiwi said...
LOL Pe-ads. Point taken though!
The purpose of the post is to show that you don't have to always create really complex autonomous robots - you can have just as much fun sometimes with a RC. We are so much into robotics here that sometimes we forget the interactivity of the remote control.
And yeah - it is part of a long series and I will talk more about it in the coming weeks as the wheel base evolve.
Yeah - the XL motors are superb for this sort of things outdoors. It is more immune to water and mud damage compared to the NXT motor. Their Torque is excellent - especial when you got 4 motors powering the vehicle through the mud, sand, and rocks.
And please click on the links to the original advert that inspired it - and you will get the full picture.
Here it is again:
V advert
- Dec 2, 2008, 10:59:00 AM
- BlueToothKiwi said...
Check out the following post:
How to power PF motors from NXT
- Dec 2, 2008, 12:42:00 PM
- Anthony said...
I am trying to get started on Nxt stuff. I think it will work best to get my son interested by making a simple RC device like the one in this Monster Truck project.
Maybe this is a dumb question, but can you point me to info about what you used for the RC controller and receiver for this Monster Truck project?
- Dec 4, 2008, 12:50:00 AM
- megamindstorm101 said...
you sure do like to get your models dangerously close to water :) I would never do that. It is very cool model though how do you clean that kind of rubber tires? and didnt water splash on the bottom of the nxt?
- Dec 4, 2008, 12:43:00 PM
- BlueToothKiwi said...
Great idea. If you are looking for a RC solution, check out this perfect answer to the question from Philo on the
LEGO NXTPert page.
As for me, I used my bluetooth phone. My boys sometimes use a second NXT - you can make your own remote again you can see how to do that in the link above.
- Dec 5, 2008, 8:20:00 AM
- BlueToothKiwi said...
Thanks for your question. The best way to clean wet sand off your LEGO parts is to Wait until it is half dry, then Use compressed air to blow the sand off. If you don't have a compressor, Just use a vacuum cleaner to suck all the sand off, then use a wet cloth to wipe all the salt away - so you dont get white deposits - especially on darker TECHNIC pieces.
If it is really caked-in mud, and you just want to remove the mud off the non electronics, stick the pieces in the washing machine on a 'delicate eco wash' cycle with about a teaspoon of laundry powder. Take it out and let it dry in air.
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Around the year 1740, crews of pirates commanded by Vice Admiral Jorge Anson anchored off the Pacific coast and raided villages in the interior of Panama, among them La Villa de Los Santos. Possibly out of fear of the pirates, many of its inhabitants fled into our mountains and settled there.
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Hey guys,
i would like to know something about Text Messaging on Android phones specifically HTC smartphones.
So this is the scenario: We have 2 people, who will send us text messages on our phone. Lets name them Mr. A and Mr. B.
(text messages with their time when they were received)
Text Messages from Mr.A:
Hi 9:00 AM
How are You doing? 9:10 AM
You there? 11:00 AM
Now Mr. B will send us texts:
Hello 10:00 AM
Hey, How you doing? 10:10 AM
Traditionally, when some new message is received, the message is placed on top of other previously received messages (from different people). In our case, the last message was sent by Mr A. at 11:00 AM so messages from Mr. A will be listed on top of Mr. B.
now here's the question.... If we Delete The last message sent by Mr A. at 11:00 AM which is "You there?" so after deleting this message, The ordering of Messages received will be the same? or Mr. B's messages will show on top? because Mr. B sent last message at 10:10 AM and where as after deleting last message of Mr. A we are left with his last message from 9:10 AM?
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English lit grad Christian Drummond makes 60,000 pounds (or $90k) a year playing pub quiz machines all over England.
Yep, in England there are machines in bars that ask you questions and then give you money.
It's sort of like an ATM for super smart people.
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Carol Burton 1965 coupe
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The Poetry Thread in the Drum's much more about sharing our own pieces and favourite poets works and not pulling things apart for purposes of analysing it to death and back... BUT some of us (and I'm not speaking for myself here necessarily ) like the discipline of the forms, strict or otherwise, and would like to give and receive feedback so this is the place where you can post stuff that you would like feedback on or to discuss critically, whether it's something you've written or by someone else and you want help 'appreciating' it perhaps?
With me so far? OK - I used to belong to a forum poetry 'team' who were given a brief to interpret a particular form to a set theme (it was on a Tolkien Forum so it was always Middle Earth inspired ) and to cut a long story short my team was totally stiffed by the judging panel in a contest which was given the Triquatrain form to play with. Now I don't want this to be about rules so I'm simply posting this to demonstrate the form and my team's interpretation of it and if you want you can tell me what you think of the decision that our first effort didn't comply with the form correctly...
This is the sample poem in strict Triquatrain form (as reproduced from a reputable poetry form site) with the rhyming devices in bold and the syllable count for each line in brackets
Oh God of mine, you're so divine, - (4/4)
are you not here with me, (6)
with open arms, that heals not harms, (4/4)
the one I cannot see. (6)
I've lost my way, I have to say, (4/4)
that I have pain galore, (6)
for you to find, I'm way behind, (4/4)
and headed for the door. (6)
Like li'l Bo Peep, who lost her sheep, (4/4)
your flock just may not last, (6)
it's no err to say, it'll stay that way, (5/5)
you'd better do something fast. (7)
You said you'd come, that's fine for some, (4/4)
but me I'm still not sure, (6)
the doctor's can't find, 'cause they're way behind, (5/5)
and they still don't have a cure. (7)
So I will vow, and bid adieu for now, (4/6)
and climb into that big dark hole, (8)
for me to stay, not go away, (4/4)
you'd better come save this soul! (7)
Copyright © 2006 Robert L. Huntsman
Right so - 4 line stanzas, commencing alternate rhyming lines 1 & 3, internal rhyming (an inconsistent syllable count in places - but mostly 4, 4) and alternate lines 2 & 4 standard rhyming with an inconsistent syllable count - so mostly a 6 count there if you were feeling timid, but overall no perfect meter required.
So I write something along those lines that I think's pretty damned good and meets the criteria - I decide to keep to a 4, 4 format for lines 1 and 3 throughout anyway, but I still get to be expressive with the theme too (the Arkenstone) - always a bonus. Again the notation is mine and pre-posting of course...
Bright Arkenstone, by sight alone, (4, 4)
the fairest gem to grace this land. (8)
It's beauty fair, it's light so rare, (4, 4)
Held in a trem'bling dwarven hand. (8)
(pronunciation: trem'bling = 2 sylls)
Silver shim'ring, all a-glitt'ring, (4, 4)
dancing, glowing in the gleam, (7)
of warm fires' light, chasing the night (4, 4)
from deep stone halls' of lofty beam. (8)
(pronunciation: shim'ring = 2 sylls; a-glitt'ring = 3 sylls)
In daylight's Sun, its glitter spun, (4, 4)
like twinkled sparks of light (6)
'pon water pure. Its bright allure (4, 4)
unrivalled, as the Bards recite. (8)
So glist'ning bright! Shimm'ring snow white, (4, 4)
facets aglint beneath the soft, dark, (9)
frosted velvet, high starry net. (4, 4)
Spangled - strewn 'cross the heavenly arc. (9)
(pronunciation: glist'ning; shimm'ring; both = 2 syllables;)
Wav'ring moonlit, reflections flit (4, 4)
over mirrored pools of rain, (7)
like pearly rings, shifting, shiv'ring (4, 4)
ripp'ling on a jewel without stain. (9)
(pronunciation: wav'ring; shiv'ring; both = 2 syllables)
A rainbow's light, hailed Durin's might (4, 4)
in a glorious refracted fountain. (10)
O Arkenstone, by high arts hone, (4, 4)
the jewel-smiths peerless Heart of the Mountain. (11)
So that's keeping to the internal rhyming scheme religiously but playing it loose with the meter in the 2nd & 4th lines and then the buggers went and started dictating about the structure of the form because some of the other teams had been getting their knickers in a twist about the internal rhyming... and all of sudden the meter-manic types started stressing about the assymetric meter in lines 2 and 4 too...
... so all of sudden we get a considered decision from the judges, despite the example Triquatrain, which clearly has assymetric meter for lines 2 & 4, that we now needed to keep the syllable count even throughout in those lines too. So we cancel the original submission and redo with a very even and ultra-conservative (4, 4); (6); (4, 4); (6) meter.
I won't bore you with the other one we did in response to the shifted rules 'cos it sucked and we didn't win, even though we were able to keep some of our original piece. We was robbed obviously but what do you all think - does the Triquatrain form have to have totally even stanzas?
And if you don't want to pick holes in that - please post something you would like to talk about...


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Shawn Regan 03/13/2014
Imagine if the government were responsible for looking after your best interests. How well would this work? Just ask Native Americans.
Shawn Regan, Fred Thomas 11/06/2013
How opposition to coal exports is impacting one of the poorest communities in Montana — the Crow Indian reservation.
Terry Anderson, Shawn Regan 10/13/2013
In the Wall Street Journal, Terry Anderson and Shawn Regan explain how Washington rules prevent tribes from developing resources that could help lift them out of poverty.
Terry Anderson 04/12/2012
The uncertainties of tribal governance and judicial systems has a chilling effect on economic development on reservations. A point in case is the Grand Canyon Skywalk.
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pip wrote:They did that on purpose. There must be an evil genius working there
Catch-up wrote:Thanks for the get well wishes. I feel slightly more human today. Unfortunately I have to use what little energy I have to go grocery shopping. Poor Ava has been coughing almost non-stop, but says she feels fine otherwise. I just keep telling myself this can't last forever - right?!
Del wrote:Hugs to Ava . Morgan's been coughing her lungs up for day. Doctor finally diagnosed severe bronchitis.
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Veronica is driving on the highway in northwestern Argentina. She becomes distracted by the ringtone of her mobile phone and runs over something, but drives on. The story will revolve around her meltdown following the accident and the possible death of someone. The police confirm that there were no accident reports. But, she has doubts about what she had really hit. Was it an animal? A child?
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Cast: Inés Efron, María Onetto, Guillermo Arengo, Claudia Cantero, Daniel Genoud, María Onetto
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Directed by: Lucrecia Martel
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Walking in footsteps of IBM giants – very cool! Sixty years ago, in 1952, IBM opened a small research lab in a small, non-descript building on a side street in downtown San Jose. Four years later, the work of the IBM team at 99 Notre Dame, led by Rey Johnson, resulted in the world's first hard drive, revolutionizing computing and jump starting the storage industry. Today 99 Notre Dame is a county court. But the connection to its historic past is evident and celebrated. A plaque honoring that past on the sidewalk outside, and inside there's a small but well done exhibit explaining the significance of the work that was done there. Interestingly, the current use of the structure means that in order to see the exhibit, visitors have to go through a metal detector – so you know the security there is top notch!
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Time for new Track wheels
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Time for new Track wheels
I'm looking seriously at getting some new track wheels.
Rear Wheel
I don't see any point in going for anything but a disc wheel. I hear conflicting story's ranging between there been bugger all difference between them to the opposite.
Someone mentioned that TWE has a disk wheel for $800, haven't checked that out. Mail order there seems to be plenty of options between $900 and $1,500. I don't object to paying more if there's value in that purchase. One that stuck out at me today was an FF one;
With the current discount, it works out at $840 delivered, so its a cheap option.
Front Wheel
This seems to be a mine field. There are so many options;
- Deep dish conventional spokes
- Solid spoke wheels - 3, 4, 5 spokes
My head hurts working this one out
But wait, there's more
Some disc wheels can be converted between track and road. I also need TT wheels, so I've had passing thoughts about using for both, but it brings up questions about tyres and braking surfaces.
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Re: Time for new Track wheels
Firstly I have to say get in contact with Greg (from TWE) he will look after you, I wouldnt buy wheels from anyone else now. I dont know how much they will be from him but he does look after his customers.
On the front wheel, I would go with a deep dish wheel, it will be more useful on outdoor tracks, if you are planning on doing the Christmas carnival or other track opens.
Re: Time for new Track wheels
More interested in the NSW and Aust Masters champs, both will probably be run at DGV
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Re: Time for new Track wheels
The difference between a trispoke and a deep dish is very minimal (which is why you still see deep dishes at international level) however the wheel of choice seems to be either a 3 or 4 spoke on the front at the moment so maybe look into that.
Re: Time for new Track wheels
Check out pro-lite. They've got a pretty rear disc and a few different fronts.
Re: Time for new Track wheels
Most pro's seem to be using Mavic Disc and Mavic 5 spoke. Is there any aero data on the front wheels?
The Pro-Light wheel is on the same web site for about another $100. Once again, not a big difference in cost, but what's the difference?
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Re: Time for new Track wheels
I spoke to Sean Eadie a little while ago. He said (in reference to sprinters) that a disc rear wheel was worth 1/10th of a second over 200m with the top sprinters.
So I have no doubt that it would make a difference no matter who you are
"Pain is temporary. It may last a minute, or an hour, or a day, or a year, but eventually it will subside and something else will take its place. If I quit, however, it lasts forever" Lance Armstrong
Re: Time for new Track wheels
The Pro-Lite is road and track compatible, its also one of very few disc's that the manufacturer will warranty for track tandem usage which should tell you something about the strength.
Someone used mine like a BMX jump last week and there isn't a mark on it. Actually the guy who rode over it barely had a mark on him since he landed on top of me but its all good
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mate, just get some shamals.
Re: Time for new Track wheels
Word on the interwebs is that Mavic makes a very persuasive argument to use their wheels ($$$$) ........ apparently.
The PRO disc comes with the dura ace hub which might sway their argument. But that FFWD is a good price!
Re: Time for new Track wheels
Thread from the past
I puchased a disk and a deep disk spoked front. I'm currently using them for road TT and will convert them to track for the summer track season. The disk wheel came with both road axle and track axle. For the front its just a skewer change.
Running Veloflex Record 22mm singles on both wheels
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What did you settle on?
Re: Time for new Track wheels
Haha babowww
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Pro-lite rear disk
Fast Forward 90mm front
I've got an old zipp disk rear wheel, but wasn't successful in sourcing the correct axle. Wouldn't mind getting it converted to a front wheel if it could be done without too much cost
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Re: Time for new Track wheels
Just go to a machine shop and get a new axle turned.
I did this to convert an old Zipp Predator disc. I had two axles made and plan on using the second to convert my old road Zipp 950. Currently I just have a Vittoria EVO CX glued on the Predator. With the second disc, I'll be able to glue on a Pista EVO CL for indoor only use.
I can photograph and get the measurements of my spare axle if you like?
Otherwise if you want to convert for front wheel use, there may be issues with the hub body hitting the forks? I know Alex has converted a Zipp successfully to use as a front wheel...
Re: Time for new Track wheels
I think that old wheel is a zipp 950, I'll check when I get home.
R U in Sydney? where did you get the axle made up?
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Re: Time for new Track wheels
I'm in Melbourne - had a guy I knew through rock climbing make them for me...
The Predator, 1150 and 950 all used the same hub as far as I am aware; black hub with the screw on cluster thread on one side and the track and lock nut thread on the other. Easy to source new bearing and replace with a new axle. I'll hunt through my parts bin an try and photograph it plus the disc with the axle fitted.
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thanks dailia, I'm interested in solutions for this wheel.
I've also wondered about replacing the caps (for want of a better word) to make it a pure front wheel
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