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- February 27, 2016 at 9:23 am #3104
John Poffenbaugh
ParticipantFor my Senior Design Project for Miami University I created a Remote controlled track driven snowblower. I got the inspiration off of this very website and thanks to their very speedy and prompt shipment when I needed parts asap. The customer service and product quality is top notch. I used a Sabertooth dual 60 amp motor controller to control the wheel chair motors to drive the tracks, a Sabertooth dual 12 amp r/c motor controller to control the chute motor, a Battle switches to control the front light bar, and a couple servos to control the throttle and front linear actuator. Thanks to your inspiration and fast shipping speed I was able to make this project happen. Thanks again.
John
February 27, 2016 at 9:29 am #3105John Poffenbaugh
ParticipantHere are some pictures of the final project.
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KeymasterVery Cool!
February 27, 2016 at 11:17 pm #3111John Poffenbaugh
ParticipantThis project worked out great for my Senior Design Project to finish my Bachelors in Electro-mechanical Engineering.
John
March 9, 2017 at 1:39 am #4092Jason
ParticipantHi John, I am very much interested in doing something similar to my snow blower. Would you mind sharing information regarding the build? I am new to building robots but am fairly technically skilled (I am an engineer at a medical device company) and a quick study. I’d appreciate any help in getting myself started in my new found interest.
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