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13 Jul 2004 »

orion, sorry(in advance) i would love to come i am living currently right by bakerstreet and will be moving in to my new house in northwood in a couple of weeks but unfortunatly i go back to the US on the date you host the social, the 17, sorry i will try to make the next one.

5 Jul 2004 »

O, NEVER MIND ONE THING I THINK I ANSWERED ONE OF MY OWN QEUSTIONS! THE MINI ATOM BOT BOARD IS A CARRIER OF THE BASIC STAMP OR THE BASIC ATOM WHICH MEAN BASIC IS THE PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE USED IN THE ABB(ATOM BOT BOARD)! BUT IF SOME ONE DOES HAVE A SUGGGESTION ON WETHER TO USE THE NEXT STEP OR THE ABB PLEASE TELL ME AND WHY, THANKS.

PS. NOW THAT I AM LEARNING MORE ABOUT THE ABB. THE MORE IM LIKING IT BUT STILL KINDA WITH THE NEXT STEP,LOVE TO HERE YOUR ANSWERS.....CHEERS

5 Jul 2004 »

hi i havent been on for awile but anyhow whats up and i have a couple of questions for those who can answer.... i know this might sound newbish but wich is better the next step carrier or the basic atom carrier for a mini sumo bot? Which programming language does the atom use and is it easier/harder than BASIC? Your answers will and are apressiated(wow that spelling sucked)and i hope to find the answer to this.......................WOW that was nebish O'well, later/cheers

7 Aug 2003 »

Hello today i have just been reading my new book Programming and Customizing the BASIC stamp by Scott Edwards. This is a great book and a must have, this book is perfect for beginners and anyone else intrested in learning more about the BASIC stamp. It introduces the fundumentals of the BASIC stamp in an easy to understand format. The same company(mc graw hill/osborne) also makes a programming and custimizing book for the oopic. If i were to rate this books i would give it a 10 out of 10. Well later days- Nitro

4 Aug 2003 »

Hello: Today i have just been browsing the web looking at the latest robotic news and products while doing research for my sumo Hinoki v.1. Last time i made an entry on my sumo bot Hinoki v.1 it had some erors so just to update you, Hinoki v.1 features a Next Step microcontroller with a bs2, 2 to 4 devantech ultrasonic ranger sensors(URS), Dual single line detectors for edge detection, and two lynxmotion deluxe 2.5"D x 1.5"W Sumo tires (Its form of locomotion is wheeled) powered by two Gear head motors which makes its top speed 36" per second. All of this covered by a triangular polycarbonate shell. Well this has been the latest entry in about a month so i will try to post more often. Just so you know dont be looking for Hinoki v.1 just yet it still has to be finished but when it is i will add it to the robomenu as soon as possible. Later days! -NITRO

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