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MovieMaker
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Just wanted to say thanks to all of you who have "Suffered" me through all of this. I have most of the functions working that I intended to put on the robot.· I am having· a Great time!
To: OBC : The Eagle has landed and it is in the Nest!· Thank You so much for your act of Kindness.· I enjoyed the extra little Eggs it brought with it.· God Bless You!
I will probably build a second robot in the future.
I think that I am over the hump now.
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To: OBC : The Eagle has landed and it is in the Nest!· Thank You so much for your act of Kindness.· I enjoyed the extra little Eggs it brought with it.· God Bless You!
I will probably build a second robot in the future.
I think that I am over the hump now.
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This morning I decided to tear it apart, put it back together, and try again. I did, and still nothing, but then while I was checking voltages I realized that the power/ground rails on my breadboard didn't extend all the way across as I'd assumed they did. I jumpered them, powered it up again, and bingo! A working Propeller! I ran the LED and pushbutton test program and that worked perfectly.
I'm using a nice little breadboard 3.3V power supply from Sparkfun rather than one that I built myself, though ironically I built the one in the Propeller Education Kit for another purpose back in the spring, where I needed both 5V and 3.3V.
That little display is one of Beans I picked up at the Expo.
I thought it would look cool on a robot. twp_man has an object
for it in obex.
OBC
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