SSC-32 Servo Controller
— ARC integration for SSC-32 servo controllers via PC COM or EZ-B/Arduino UART; maps V0-V31, configurable baud, enables servos in ARC skills.
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This project has evolved some , the basic rundown is I'm modding two Omnibots , one a regular the other a larger 2000 model. I will have two ezb kits , rad base idea was thrown out because of so much noise but could go back on the table if the omnibot drivetrain is too weak to pull it.
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Ok pololu.com high torque power HD servos came in
Woo hoo... I love getting goodies in....
yea me too.got in 5 boxes today,going to do a lot of robot hacking next week
Yup , now I guess ill get the two robotzone shoulder servos if I descide to do that and I guess I'm good on equipment lol. I need to attatch the vacuum to Jarvis back panel now and mod shoulders and upper arm for servo mounting. After the vacuum is mounted into jarvises back then I can do the mid section riser , I just need to make sure I make everything large enough.
Yeah maybe it's time for a test fit before you raise it.
Ok so the speakers I had before required a amp , I tried a pair of speakers which was 5 total watts but they were powered off USB and I don't think they were loud enough. Since much of Jarvis is about entertainment I'm installing a lightweight pioneer cd player I have which is new sitting around. 14 watts EMS , draws about 3 amps.
That's pretty awesome. Little remote and all. Will that hook up to your mini itx?
why not just use a cd player for your itx and get a low cost amp for it,i think the one i have for 50 watts,this way it plays music from your computer and plays cd's too