Hello everybody, i am a new user and i have many questions
Hello everybody, i am a new user and i have many questions
by temjin
Sat Jun 17, 2006 12:06 am
Hello, sorry my english, i am french men,
i see for first time the robots !
which the difference bioloide and hk-r1 and robonova ?
i see for first time the robots !
which the difference bioloide and hk-r1 and robonova ?
by temjin
Sat Jun 17, 2006 6:47 pm
salut barbar, merci por ta réponse "simple" c'est cool !
c'est ce robot qui m'attire le plus en fait !
le probléme c'est le prix, je pourrais me l'offrir, mais bon si je suis déçu çà fait un peu cher !
si tu as msn j'aimerais discuter avec un utilisateur et savoir si en france il y a une communauté forte ?
c'est ce robot qui m'attire le plus en fait !
le probléme c'est le prix, je pourrais me l'offrir, mais bon si je suis déçu çà fait un peu cher !
si tu as msn j'aimerais discuter avec un utilisateur et savoir si en france il y a une communauté forte ?
by barbar
Sat Jun 17, 2006 8:23 pm
O.k. ... let me switch to english (its easier for me)
I chose the Bioloid because it has more servos and the servos have more torque and the sensor ... and the various construction possibilities
its the one with the beer bottle
I asked robotis for black brackets, but they they told me, that they only produce the white ones at present ... so you might have to paint them if you can't live with the white ones
temjin wrote:il est moins cher déjà mais a part le nova je trouve qu'il est beaucoup plus stable que les autre ...
I chose the Bioloid because it has more servos and the servos have more torque and the sensor ... and the various construction possibilities
temjin wrote:aurais tu des vidéos ou photo de ton bioloide ?
its the one with the beer bottle
temjin wrote:exist-il en noir, ou faut-il le peindre ?
I asked robotis for black brackets, but they they told me, that they only produce the white ones at present ... so you might have to paint them if you can't live with the white ones
by barbar
Sat Jun 17, 2006 9:04 pm
temjin wrote:take a video of your bioloid ?
... waiting for a sponsor to buy me a video cam
temjin wrote:where to buy in france ?
I dont believe there is a french importer .. but I know robosavvy ships to france ... http://robosavvy.com/modules.php?name=F ... =1957#1957
temjin wrote:who make the bioloid ?
these fine people ... http://www.robotis.com/
by temjin
Sat Jun 17, 2006 10:51 pm
temjin wrote:where to buy in france ?
I dont believe there is a french importer .. but I know robosavvy ships to france ... http://robosavvy.com/modules.php?name=F ... =1957#1957
thanks !
by Meltdown
Sat Jun 17, 2006 11:16 pm
If the brackets are made of plastic you can boil them in water
using clothing dye.
You can get dye in every possible color.
Dye will not come off again like paint does.
It will penetrate deep into the plastic.
The longer you boil them the deeper the color will be.
Using white brackets it will take only 10minutes of boiling with dye to
become deep black.
I do this all the time with my rc-car rims which are also white plastic.
The rims hold their color even with the rigorous beating in competitions.
using clothing dye.
You can get dye in every possible color.
Dye will not come off again like paint does.
It will penetrate deep into the plastic.
The longer you boil them the deeper the color will be.
Using white brackets it will take only 10minutes of boiling with dye to
become deep black.
I do this all the time with my rc-car rims which are also white plastic.
The rims hold their color even with the rigorous beating in competitions.
Last edited by Meltdown on Sun Jun 18, 2006 10:20 pm, edited 1 time in total.
by Meltdown
Sun Jun 18, 2006 10:17 pm
A few important notes.
This is particularly important for colors other than black.
It's very important that all plastic parts are boiled/dyed exactly
the same amount of time!! (use a timer)
Even 1 minute too long or short will result in uneven colors.
Best is to boil all parts together and remember to keep stirring.
(beware of stains because dye is hard to remove)
This is particularly important for colors other than black.
It's very important that all plastic parts are boiled/dyed exactly
the same amount of time!! (use a timer)
Even 1 minute too long or short will result in uneven colors.
Best is to boil all parts together and remember to keep stirring.
(beware of stains because dye is hard to remove)