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Books: Build A Remote Controlled Robot - (2002)
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Review First published in 1987 under the title How to Build a Robot for Less Than $300, this edition retains the original
premise: building a robot on the cheap. The project outlined here by an experienced teacher is a whimsical remote-controlled
robot butler named Questor, which readers can build with little prior knowledge of electronics


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From the Back Cover NOW BUILDING YOUR OWN REMOTE-CONTROLLEDQUESTOR ROBOT IS: * MUCH EASIER THAN YOU THINK * VERY
INEXPENSIVE * GREAT FUN * SIMPLE WITH THIS BOOK Here are all the step-by-step, heavily illustrated plans you need to build a full-sized,
remote-controlled robot named Questor without any advanced electronic or programming skills. It’s the perfect way to jump into the fascinating
world of robotics and be part of all the excitement! Written specifically with first-time builders in mind, Build a Remote- Controlled Robot includes:
* COMPLETE plans for building Questor * 100 detailed photographs of every stage of the assembly process * Simple-to-read wiring diagrams * A
complete parts list including valuable tips on where to find components easily and inexpensively Written by a teacher with experience enough to
know what questions you would ask, this guide bypasses heavy-duty design theory and gets right to the heart of building Questor the robot with
an emphasis on having a great time while doing it. About the Author DAVID SHIRCLIFF is a teacher at Seneca Ridge Middle School in Loudon
County, Virginia, where he teaches classes in technology education. A dedicated electronics enthusiast, Mr. Shircliff has been researching and
building robots for over twenty years. Product Description: TAB Electronics is the premier name in amateur robotics. Since the 1987 release of
Gordon McComb's blockbuster Robot Builder's Bonanza hobbyists have looked to TAB as the source for cutting-edge, how-to robotics titles. These
groundbreaking, heavily illustrated books explain how to create everythinbg from basic, simple robots to ones that walk, see, feel, talk, listen and
fight! Written by "professors of robotics" such as Gordon McComb and John Iovine, they're great for beginners as well as experienced robot
builders. Authoritative, innovative, fun, and always far ahead of anyone else, TAB continues the tradition with Build Your Own Remote-Controlled
Robot.

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