It's the great thing about open source software, 3D printers etc. Build it yourself at minimal cost and learn a great deal along the way.
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Wibbly, I've responded to this over in your other thread titled the Arduino Uno IR Battle System. For those who haven't seen it, this is a project to use a standard Arduino Uno/Nano as a stand-alone tank IR device. The code for this was made available by the Open Panzer project (the GitHub he refers to is here), but this is a different project than the Tank Control Board (TCB) which we are discussing here, so it would be best to keep the discussions separate.wibblywobbly wrote:My tank build project is coming to a close so I picked up the Arduino Uno that I bought as a project to create an IR system. I looked at the GIThub and found that you guys have kindly done all of the hard work. Many thanks for that...
Nice work Dan! You clearly know your way around electronics since you took the hard route, got it working, and didn't even ask a single support question! It's gratifying to see Open Panzer code driving someone else's tank for once.Raminator wrote:I've been frustrated running up against the IBU2's limitations, so I'm looking for something new. I noticed that Luke had explained how to preview the OP TCB using readily available Arduino hardware, so I gave it a go. I picked up a Benedini TBS mini and Sabertooth 2x12 and shoehorned it all into my T-34.