Sideways RCX
| I decided to see if mounting the RCX sideways would offer any advantage. |
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Front QuarterView of the chassis. Bigger... |
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Side ViewFrom the side. Bigger... |
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Bottom ViewFrom the bottom. Bigger... |
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Bottom ViewFrom the bottom, showing structure. Bigger... |
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Bottom ViewBetter view of the structure. Bigger... |
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Top ViewTop view, no motors and no RCX. Bigger... |
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Back QuarterBack Quarter view, with the motors in place. Bigger... |
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ReinforcementCloseup of the reinforcement. You can see the green cross members running vertically. These keep the front plough together. Bigger... |
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Assembled ViewHere it is fully assembled. I added a cover to prevent the switches from being pressed accidentally. Bigger... |
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Assembled Other SideA view from the other side. Bigger... |
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BackAssembled view from the back. You can see the black horizontal bar which keeps the wires tidy. Bigger... |
| In the end, the only advantage that I found with the sideways mounted RCX was a slightly lower center of gravity. |
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