3 Oct
2001
3 Oct
'01
4:48 a.m.
Mike Ford wrote:
That is correct, but is has been done. As the link I provided shows. They
used
solenoids to move the joysticks around. The May '85 issue shows how to remove
the one motor and add multiple motors to the joints. The Mobile Armatron is
A LOT
easier as Tony pointed out, but it is not as cool looking as the SuperArmatron
or the
original Armatron....
Ram
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>I am
planning on converting the Radio Shack Armatron to run off the
>parallel port
The armatron is just ONE motor, everything is done with clutches and gears,
ie making one controlable is likely more work than just building an arm
from scratch.