Hi Mike, I tried to email you some time ago about your differential GPS
experiments. You sent me some code in an email but it got destroyed in a HD
crash.
I'd like to put that code and your experiment on the website.
On the mailing list: I don't have control over it. You will have to
unsubscribe and resubscribe manually.
>I have a robotic lawnmower project, it has been quiescent for a year while I
>was distracted and then my computer died. Anyway, my design philosophy is
>teleoperation, not autonomy, so I'm a little different than others on this
>list. It's still my belief that any autonomous mower must be able to always
>not disturb a baby in its path with its mother and a personal injuries
>lawyer handcuffed to a nearby tree,
Hehe! Of course it wouldn't matter if it was just the lawyer
>otherwise the manufacturer is subject to
>court action. I'm hoping teleoperation will shift the responsibilities to
>the operator, like automobiles. My design problem has been the lack of
>reliable video links between the remote camera and the control station
>inside the house. My next goal is to combine three frequencies (900 MHz,
>1.2 and 2.4 GHz) to see if video null spaces can be eliminated.
>
Perhaps you could contact a local amateur television group and get their
assistance in boosting your signal. I understand there is an amateur
license that can be obtained for higher wattage transmission.
Dave Everett