1. The Motherboard was 486 processor. With no HD
2. The motor control along with the encoders was made up of 7400 series DIPS from 1980.
3. There was no support or manuals anywhere to be found on the Internet, so all rebuilding and fixing would have to be metered out.
And the base / body just looked ugly.
So I took off the old components and boxed them up for storage.
The cleaned base with new components added. |
Battery trays installed to hold 12v 17ah batteries. |
Sabertooth 2x25 drive fot the motor control and Arduino to test the motor operation and encoder programming. |