Scott,
I'd love to see pictures and learn more about this project.  It
sounds very interesting.  For example, I'd be interested to see
how the various PICs communicate and how you've assigned tasks
to the various devices.

I'm a focus group of one.  But I think that there are many more
on the PICList who would be interested as well.

Andrew


---- On    , Scott Fraser (kn6f@DOLPHINSCI.COM) wrote:

> After a successful round of auctions, my students have been
busy building
> their underwater ROV (robot).  They are working crazy hours to
get it done
> and progress is going great.  To refresh the group's memory,
this project
> is using 5 of the 18F452's running at 40MHz.
>
> We hope to get into the water within the next few weeks.  The
thrusters
> have been water tested and are ready to go.
...
> If anyone is interested in seeing some progress photos of the
ROV and the
> circuit boards, drop me a note and I'll start putting together
a package.
>
> You can see the auctions at
>
http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewSellersOtherItems&include=0&userid=eir_club
>
> Thanks!
>
> Scott Fraser
> Long Beach City College
> http://elect.lbcc.edu
>


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