RobotWars101

I forgot about the Darlington's, they were the only way I could stop the 555 timer that I was using to simulate the output of a servo in yenka from releasing virtual magic smoke as soon as I turned it on. So a rewire of the relays, up the value of the mosfet's gate resistor to decrease it's 'on' spe...

https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-uFec7Rw0mlo/TiVhr7ZXLqI/AAAAAAAAAJw/np9crPX5bJs/s640/ESC%252520OF%252520DOOOOOM.png I think I've come up with a way to add relay reversing to this plane esc. What I would like to know is can anyone see anything wrong with it that could make it not work, break or b...

It was a cheap rc car so no real chance of saving it.

Unfortunately my fleaweight, I smell failure, has a gearbox full of glue so can no longer enter

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-AgU35JaY5Kg/Thyr4UhNePI/AAAAAAAAAJs/OscJM9KwfpY/s400/P1107122007017.jpg My new ant for the AWS: Weight: 152g atm but I can still cut down the rather huge m5 bolts holding the front on and shorten some wires Armour: 2mm welded ABS main shell, 2mm shower pump metal ...

New batteries and motor mounts have arrived so I'm entering something. What that something is I don't know yet... Also Everyone who wants a place at the table at the restaurant say Aye and I'll book the appropriate number of seats. Simon If you haven't already booked count my dad and I in for that.

I trump your google chrome settings with the Internet browser I wrote in about 5 minutes (it's essentially internet explorer but less rubbish)

Ah, now I get it. Try hooking up the button across the top terminal on the switch and either of the other two terminals.

Assuming that when the switch is up the throttle is cut you put the button anywhere along either of the two wires currently coming from the switch

Wire the button in series with the switch so that the switch has to be on and the button has to be pressed.