Society of Robots
Search and Index Search Here

MISC
 Parts List
 Robot Forum
 Chat
 Member Pages
 Axon MCU
 Robot Books
 Shop
 Contact

SKILLS
 How To Build
  A Robot
  Tutorial

 Calculators
 Mechanics
 Programming
 Miscellaneous

 Robots
 Space

HARDWARE
 Actuators
 Batteries
 Electronics
 Materials
 Microcontrollers
 Sensors

SCIENCE
 Robot Journals
 Robot Theory
 Conferences


    RC ROBOT SHARK PART 2

    The yellow wire, spooled up for some unknown reason, is the antenna. On the bottom right you'll see a DC motor.

    RC Robot Shark

    RC Robot Shark

    RC Robot Shark

    RC Robot Shark

    It doesn't propel itself by flapping its tail, and instead the tail vectors the thrust from the blue rudder as shown.

    RC Robot Shark



    RC Robot Shark

    Attached to the rudder is this flexible white cylinder that drives it.

    RC Robot Shark

    Those two metal wires went to the very end of the tail. You can better see the rudder control cylinder thingy here.

    RC Robot Shark

    This is what it looked like after I disassembled the entire thing.

    RC Robot Shark

    RC Robot Shark

    <<< Go back to Part 1



Get Your Ad Here

Has this site helped you with your robot? Give us credit - link back, and help others in the forums!
Society of Robots copyright 2005-2014
forum SMF post simple machines