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Codebuggy

A mini rover powered by the codebug and continuous servos

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Started out with an old Boe-bot chassis which has 2 45g servos and a 4x AA battery pack underneath.

video - with wobbly bolt !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-UxDK3HH7Ug

I made a mini version with 9G micro servos (modified for continuous rotation)
powered with a small 380mAh lipo (from hubsan quad)

Video of the small version:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VT_yPAbdI1U

The blockly code for both is available here:
http://www.codebug.co.uk/explore/codebug/742/code-buggy-servo-rover/

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