Number 2: First experience with gear-sets and making them.

Number 3: Really smooth walker, first good one, still have it, still walks.

Number 4: Nihon mini-motor walker, really close to Chiu's. MIA. Legs, frame & IC-module in tool box.

Gear Set: How the purchased AC motors were converted, 1/3 RPM gear sets.

B-Head: Bridge Head stuff, also pix of Jack-In-The-Box antenna balls with light-seeking circuit inside.  New: "FootBall Hat" Jack.

Robotix: Large plastic walker, really slow, really inefficient gear-motors. Kinda like the BIObugs gear-motor motors (inside) seems to be the same kind of DC motor.  MIA.

Bugger:  Probably the smoothest one built yet.  With movie.  Kept on shelf.

Symet:  Several attempts to get them to work correctly.  One left.

Turbot:  Two each flip-flops.  Both with microcore driven by PD-bicore. MIA.

Biggie:  A really spidery looking walker. Has 'ear' cups for photo-transistor light blockers, now with pix.  It sits on the shelf.

Slider: Three motor slider with rotating feet, MIA.

16LF84: Number 2 converted to a PIC walker. Legs totally revamped.  Still in action.

Spyder: Well here are all the Nihon gear-motors (8) missing above.  Not a clone, but kinda close.  PIC controlled for now, Nv later. Currently working on this one. Now with movies. Walks! Feb 27, 2002.

KTBluesCat: Had loose parts laying around, a 74HC240 BiCore walker.  Because she asked for one.  The eyes are broken for now, can be fixed later.  It walks quite briskly, double the speed of the MicroCore walkers.

Whizzer: This is the result of Wilf Rigter's photovor1.gif schematic. Two now exist.

Photovore:  Shows pix of a 'Dual SE Photovore' using pagermotors & 1381's.

Cylon:  A circuit board I picked up in the past.  Is the simulation of the BattleStar Galacticia "Cylon" eyes.