This volume focuses entirely on building the inexpensive, remote-controlled robot, The Questor. The book is illustrated with step-by-step, detailed photographs of each stage of the assembly process.... This description may be from another edition of this product.
I have the original version of this book from the 1980's and the new printing hasn't changed much. The photos have been cleaned up and the new cover is nice. The design of the robot is relatively low-tech but it's a good starting point if you've never built a robot.
good material
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 22 years ago
this is a good book for those who r starting out with robot building it will also be helpful to those who are slightly experienced but do not have the technical background required for building advanced robots.
Ian C. Purdie, VK2TIP's Review
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 22 years ago
I was more than somewhat fascinated upon my initial perusal of the book for review to find it is literally, Complete Plans, Step-by-Step Illustrated Details. Very little electronics involved as such, next to no soldering.For a robotics enthusiast here's a complete set of plans to create something your friends will envy. Your own butler named "Questor" by the author, David R. Shircliff.If you want to build a robot, don't want to become involved in heavy electronics, are adept at basic mechanical construction then I recommend you definitely consider buying a copy of "Build A Remote Controlled Robot".
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