Parts – Radio Shack Mobile Robot User Manual

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Parts

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ARobot is easy to put together. Make sure you have all of the parts listed below before beginning. If

something doesn’t look right, send us some email at

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Quantity

Description

Used For

1)

Robot Body Sheetmetal

Body

2)

Motor Brackets

Mounting front drive wheel assembly

1)

Encoder wheel

Encoder assembly

7)

Screw, 4-40 x 3/16”

Whisker spacers, drive motor

12)

Screw, 4-40 x 3/8”

Motor brackets, encoder sensor, steering motor

16)

Screw, 6-32 x 1/4”

Collars, whisker brackets, steering arms, controller spacers

12)

Nut, 4-40

Motor brackets, encoder sensor, steering motor

5)

Nut, 10-32

Front axle, encoder wheel

13)

Washer, #4 star (teeth)

Motor brackets, encoder sensor, steering motor

2)

Washer, #6 plastic

Under whisker brackets

2)

Washer, #6 shoulder

Whisker bracket mounting

4)

Washer, #10 star (teeth)

Encoder wheel, front axle

2)

Spacer, 4-40 x 1/4”

Whisker mounting

4)

Spacer, 1” plastic

Controller circuit board mounting

1)

RC Servo Motor

Rear wheel steering motor with horns (attachments).

1)

DC Gear Motor

Front wheel drive motor

4)

Plastic wire tie

Bundling wires

1)

Body Cable

Connects controller to whiskers and encoder sensor

1)

Encoder sensor

To sense encoder wheel slots, mounts to motor bracket

1)

Shaft coupling

Attach front wheel axle to drive motor

8)

Collar

Rear wheel assemblies

2)

Rear axle

Rear wheels

1)

Front axle

Front wheel assembly – Don’t damage threads!

1)

Bronze bearing

Front axle

2)

Steering arm

Connects steering linkage wire to rear wheel axle

2)

Steering arm linkage wire

Links steering servo motor to steering arm

2)

Whisker wires, 8-3/4”

Whiskers

3)

Wheel, 3-1/4” diameter

Front and rear wheels

1)

3” Velcro

Battery pack mounting

1)

Battery holder for 8-AA cells Power source

1)

Battery cable

Connects battery pack to controller

About Screw, nut, and washer sizes

Numeric screw sizes start with a number indicating the diameter such as #4, #6, #10, etc (lower numbers

are smaller) followed by the number of threads per inch (32, 40 etc), then the length. For example:

4-

40 x 3/16 is a #4 screw with 40 threads per inch and a length of 3/16”. Nut sizes are the same except

they do not have a length. Spacers are like nuts but have a length. Washers simply have the # size and

no threads per inch or length. Star washers have small teeth to prevent slipping.

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