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Hi, all files are here: inmoov.fr/build-yours/

Hello Yutani. You need to remove the latch (I assume you mean the internal latch inside the servos) so that the servo can turn continuously and not juts 180deg. Most servos need continuous movement. The trimmer may drift, what software are you using to control it all? The servos may creep one way or another, you should be able to find an idle point, needs experimenting. I cannot remember if all the servos are set to "0" position, I think the biceps were offset somehow, its in instructions. I remember I experimented a lot as I went along and with the stomach setup I just used one servo at first to understand how it was meant to work. Not sure what you mean about the nut attachment?

@@kylecampbellweb Hello, thank you for your reply. Unfortunately, based on new findings, it seems.. that the Inmoov project was created on the basis of analog servos. Therefore, the resistance trimmer was pulled out and inserted into the bends. Today, with the modification of the program (modification on the same SW as Inmo's project), it would probably not be needed on digital servers. Unfortunately, setting "0" is almost impossible.

I may be guilty of that myself! But my droid is pretty much finished and shown on video. Glad you like the videos!

Its an InMoov head inmoov.fr/head-3/

@@kylecampbellweb quelle genre de vis en taille pour le r2d2

@@NATHANTRONICS J'ai acheté un kit avec différentes tailles. Mais 6mm et 8mm principalement et 3mm pour la tête

@@kylecampbellweb est pour la longueur des vis

Hi Paul. Its not my design its by Geoffro/Hex3D. Check out his work here: instagram.com/geoffro_au

Hi, I just used M8 nuts and bolts.

Yeah you need to get off youtube.

I wish I was getting 125Amps!! I have just over 1000-watts of panels at 100% efficiency, but nothing like that here in the UK anyway. Running 24-volts also. Yes I understand your comment but am running with the kits supplied cabling and am not planning to add any panels. If I do, yes it needs looking at and I have thicker cabling I can use. Thanks for your comment!

Hi Chris. So funny that vids on an algorithm! I remember filming it and just threw it up on CZcams as I had it sitting around! Keep well. (yes cheapo servos that I was messing around with, really noisy)

Glad to see you are still kicking! SG92R? Those are the servos? Hopefully I haven't gotten any for my R2 of Johnny 5 yet! @@kylecampbellweb

Hi john, its a 10mm rod but that's only because that's we had to hand. My electrician friend tested it all out and we got a very good earth reading. Sorry for late reply.

Hi Alberta, here I was using one of those really cheap 3-output servo testers you can get on eBay to test the mechanics worked out. I also used Arduino on the earlier projects (myrobotlab) and then changed to EZRobot controllers later on.

how many of these EZRobot controllers will you need to run the whole INMoov robot?@@kylecampbellweb

Hello Shobit, I used PLA for all of my InMoov robot. I am not absolutely sure of the exact % infill I used, as I was using my Wanhoa at that time and the program If I remember correctly had settings called standard, fine etc. For the gearing and any parts that are taking any high stress I would suggest printing at a high infill but generally 20% is fine. I don't think its worth printing above 50% infill. Have fun with your InMoov

Hello William, when I started to install my solar system I was a confused as well about much of the details about how it all worked. There seems to be an awful lot of conflicting information about how to install systems and also how to safely "earth" the system. USA and UK electrical systems are different in many respects so CZcams is not the best resource. I am lucky in having friends who are UK electricians and then even then it was confusing. The system I have installed is a small "stand alone" setup suitable for my workshop or a similar setup. It is not a "grid" setup connected to the UK mains supply or for selling power back to the big electrical power companies (its an off-grid setup). I have installed a 3000-watt inverter which is not designed for higher output powers and therefore is limited to its 13-amp power output. Note that the 3000-watt divided by 230-volts is 13-amps max. This is not a suitable inverter for the power outputs you are looking for. Also the way I have installed my inverter is with the help and advice of a competent electrician. I have looked at larger systems using Victron (or other manufacturers) and there are larger inverters available capable of the much higher power outputs that you are looking for. Get technical advice from the inverter supplier about how to install it. The main thing I learnt from all this is that there is lots of bad advice out there (which is why I tried it it the first place to try and understand it all!)

@@kylecampbellweb I appreciate your feedback Brother. I truly do. And yes I understand that the system's are a little different. I'm going to purchase a solar energy book for offgrid system's. I'm just trying to get information and ideas on what other's have done and used. Yeah: I'm not looking to take care of the state and they can sort out their own energy need's. Lol I just wanted a little 3000 watt offgrid system for my little homestead and tiny cabin. Is all . Just trying to sort it out first. Better to measure twice and cut ones as the saying goes. Lol No SR. You've been most helpful. Thanks for your video and for your time and you reply to my questions. Blessings dear Brother across the pond 🙂👍🙏 May you have many years of great satisfaction from your solar energy and workshop. I appreciate you

Hi, Im not using Arduino here but all the arduino info is on Gaels site here - inmoov.fr/build-yours/ and here myrobotlab.org/index.php/

Thank you!

Hi, you will need to 3D print them, they are not for sale. See here for print files inmoov.fr/head-3/

Can u 3D print for me I will buy

Where can I buy the Ezb camera

Hi Chris, hope your well!

Hi Ray, hope your well, just been chilling out for a bit here

Ha!

Hi Steve, how you doing? Yes it was more than I had planned to spend, got a bit carried away with extra bits and pieces. But the basic kits are not too expensive (maybe!!). I got the idea after watching "ctrl-alt-rees" video install some panels for his office. I got a larger system than him though, although not anywhere big enough to run my whole house. It should be able to run a lot of my house in the summer though (apart from washing machines etc), but at present its only connected to me workshop. I spent under £3K in total but you can do the same for about £2K (excluding the Victron bits etc). Its as much learning how it all works that made me do it

Expensive to setup yes. But if power goes you still got some power to keep you going, and this system will still be producing free power long after you and i return to the dust, so our children/grand children can benefit from it too. Greetings from Jamaica.

Thank you!

I am not sure, but I think 100% size. Check out the creators site here - czcams.com/channels/_to0ElS5JqOOvnQMR_DVFA.html

Thank you! Cheers!

Hi, I cannot remember exactly but the online plans have all the info. Check out Mr Baddeley's sites

Hi Huw, I think the best place to look for wiring info is on Mr Baddeley's facebook group pages and also the Astromech.net site (astromech.net/) . (facebook.com/groups/mrbaddeley). The setup I wired I just made up, I was originally planning to use EZ-Robot controller, same as I used for Inmove. But they are cahrging for the software now so I am looking at other options

@@kylecampbellweb thank you for the reply Kyle! Look forward to updates on this project