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• April 01, 2011
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  Bluetooth bot constructed from thrift store rejects

  Posted: April 1st, 2011, 12:01pm PDT by Mike Nathan

  Tags:  thrift bot bluetooth john r-c-tank arduino thrift-store hacks  

  [John] wrote in to share his latest creation, an Arduino-controlled Bluetooth robot. You might remember him from one of his previous hacks, the Lawnbot 400. This time around, he has decided to scale things down a bit and focus his hacking on small R/C toys. His Bluetooth bot was constructed using a cheap R/C tank [...]