I'll bet you have creative ideas trapped inside your mind. I make Byte Sized Engineering videos to inspire, educate, and empower you to make your creative ideas a reality. You are more capable than you think, and I want to help you release your inner maker!
I know how it feels to want to make something I’m excited and passionate about, but also feel overwhelmed by not knowing where to start. I’ve unlocked the secret to getting past this feeling of being stuck. In my videos I show you how to take complex problems and break them down into smaller, more manageable “byte sized” pieces.
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Watching this video 🙀 how adavanced wil HAL 9000 (chatgPT4 omni) become ❓ I finaly turned chatGPT plus into HAL 9000 🙀
When handling your signal wire like shown @6:40 make sure you are isolated and have no connection to ground. Otherwise you will close the circuit by just touching the exposed part of the signal wire and potentially hurt yourself. I recommend to use a button on the breadboard to test your relay and not do what is shown in this video!
someone with electronics knowledge pls explain this... Why do we need a MOSFET and all those ? if we just amplify the signal to around 4V and use the 'NORMALLY OPEN' port with the common, switch will be closed when the signal gives a 4V & Switch will be opened while the signal gives below 4V. that way you don't have to deal with that reverse logic. I think there was a reason why you didn't do so. if someone knows it, pls explain...
Could someone with better math skills than me please tell me how many Amp hours that battery would be and could it be used for an off grid solar system?
interesting pro but so much things to do and veey tedius tonmake sure everything is corret. to be honest i rather buy too dangerous to do it myself unless i have nothinh to dot..but anywhere thks for ur sharing
Never played that game. So the whole point is to make more hits than your opponent I guess?!? Ok.
For a fairer game over Internet, both player must play through a server that would not be local to your house.
Why did you have to pixelate drill a hole?
I agree with others. The lack of real "Punch" undercuts the experience. Also In the Game they move. So you can move your guy in and out of range. Its also the heads that you are trying to hit. Not count body shots. I think put the IMU in the heads and change you 4 bar linkages so they strike towards the faces. Then put them on linear rails (Most likely double v wheels will be good enough) so you can move them in and out of range. also allow some torso swivels so you can aim the hits better. I know it took a lot to get to this point and They look awesome but could use some refinements and tweaks.
I like how the red robots and/or your shirt reflects in the KZread button in the shot around around 1:05, making it look like a red YT logo.
Great build however I feel I must address the giant elephant in the room that the Robots dont really make contact with each other which to me is a great disservice to the game. My suggestion would be to design the fists to have some sort of "springyness" in them so when they make contact you're not damaging any components. You could also design the chest piece to have some give to absorb the impacts and make it much more realistic to the original toys. I would also make it so the robots can rotate slightly and slide back and forth slightly just to give the user more "control" of the robot fight.
I agree. Bumping fists is not what the game was about. It is totally cool what you have done so far, but if you could make some changes so the fists can hit the other robot's chest or better yet the head like in the real game that would be fantastic. Thank you for sharing this project with us.
Agreed, I thought I was missing something and forgot what the original game looked like... Hopefully this can be corrected in the next iterations. (I noticed the led colors went to the wrong robot too, and this seems to have changed by the time he tested lol)
When the blue robot punches the red and exerts a force, how does the IMU know if the blue robot was punching or getting punched
You should put them on moving platforms that would allow you to also slide backward and forward to dodge attacks
wow, hes alive
This could be a great project to show at OpenSauce
Great job 🥊🥊
Are you gonna change the base to allow the robots to move and turn like the original toy?
Come at me, bro! Let's internet fight!
I didnt understand this video very good, so what kind of relay do you need to use for a wired magnetic window switch, to turn off and on the air conditioner when window opens or closes. AC 3000w. Thank you, best regards
J Channel also works well for this
A lot of drilling, but a great inexpensive option. That’s what I’ve got on my house.
I 3d printed a jig. Goes pretty fast.
@@ametsman that’s awesome! My jig is not that cool 😂
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I enjoy microcontroller projects, I also enjoy look picking etc. My thought was rather than brute force the combo you could teach the controller to manipulate it. Depending on whether the motor can report a high sensitivity regarding torque I think it would be the most efficient option.
Cost less than 100 now to build. Times change eh
#trunkthunderlithium for car audio lithium batteries!!
Great
one thing i’ll never forget is that people pleasing is no joke
Hmm...
make a massive lcd
You really don't need to combine two discrete numbers into an averaged one to try exactly 50 places on the dial. The mechanical tolerances in the back know nothing about the number of lines on the dial in the front (and, of course, you know this, because you had to convert X numbers on the front to some number of degrees of rotation from the stepper motor). So, remove the dial numbers entirely from the search process, and just divide the 360 degrees into N search points. For _reporting_ to the user which combination you're checking, you can translate to the dial numbers, but, for the search, just use N for the number of divisions. Then, you can experiment with just how low you can go with N (maybe 40 or even 30) to cut your search time even more.
u need a more powerful soldering iron is saw alot of welds that we call cold welds and they arent good beacuse they can snap/crack easily
How d'you set up the coinbox?
Great video! God bless!
Good video., very good editing for the spot weld section As I see you have a hot glue gun why didn't you glue your batteries together with it instead of buying the black plastic connectors?
So i got it to work just fine using the app and google assistant but i can't turn it on by using my light switch and the idea behind this is to be able to turn it off when my kids forget turn of the light when leaving for school
Would I have top change anything for a 240V circuit?
2500 up to 3600 Ah 😁 but the drain it go up to 40 A 😱
how to choose the battery management board?
Am building a 48volts 20 Ah batterie I use 13s8p 3.7 v 2.6 A for that it's for run a 1600 watts motor , my question is in this case I Will buy a 13s 48v 50A BMS that it ? If someone have an answer. Thanks for everybody
This video seriously is irresponsible and may lead to someone else's harm or death. Please think before you post in the future, and consider is a quick buck on KZread really worth someone's life? Informative well research content is always welcome but this is a clown video.
Hate cnc sorry
Thanks for the GPIO tip!!
Hmm, I compared the prices across your links and it doesn't seem like this saves money, it is actually more expensive + all the work. It's a cool experiment but yeah, there's that.
I decided the same, but have a few 18v tool batteries where the electronics do not work but some of the 18650 batteries are fine, but buying new it is not really worth it apart from if you buy a ready made battery they could be selling you used batteries that do not last long
@@utubeape Yeah, I wonder how difficult/costly it would be to actually build some batteries from scratch? I know some local welders and my neighbor is an electrician's apprentice. Something tells me that it probably wouldn't actually be as daunting a task as daisy chaining 200 18650's together. I think I might look into sourcing some lithium. Besides I guess these 18650 battery boxes are actually already illegal in some states so I'm not sure I want to mess with them.
I'm looking at making the same battery but I can't find any info on how to charge them. What sort of charger would I need to charge a DIY 18650 battery ? Thanks Mark
I mean if you can see the wheels, not really that hard
Very nice job done
Aluminium needs to be annealed so i use normal white hand soap rubbed onto area then heat with gas flame untill soap goes black, quench aluminium straight away. Ready to bend.
Is that for all alloys? I mostly use 6061.
It's too bad you don't describe things fully.. like your OOPS in wiring the BMS.. why you are connecting the BMS leads where you are.. etc etc.. you skip a lot of stuff and just assume people know things.... bummer.
lol
Great video. 6:05 I'd like to see a workup of that work area you have there maximizing that corner space and window light. 18:40 tell us more about the solder pump, and what happens with the solder
Hello guys, I want to make a 48v150ah lithium ion battery pack, please how many lithium ion cells do I need? And also can somebody please help me with detailed battery pack explanation,
My cats already have built in reminders.