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#Raspberry boat

The Raspberry Boat is an rc boat with the radio part stripped out and replaced by a Raspberry Pi, a 3G modem, a GPS and a camera.

The results can be seen at Raspberry Boat YouTube channel

#Platform Raspbian (Debian Wheezy)

##Required installs

###GPS drivers

apt-get install gpsd
apt-get install gpsd-client

###Modem settings

wvdialconf

###libusb

apt-get install libusb-dev

###Node install latest nodejs and npm cd node && npm install

###Video (uses video4linux2)

git clone https://github.com/indev/v4l2jpeg.git && cd v4l2jpeg
make
sudo make install

###GPIO

Download @ http://pypi.python.org/pypi/RPi.GPIO
Check out python scripts for inspiration. To use them as is, you have to solder everything identically.

###Start up sequence

sudo cp other/rc.local.template /etc/rc.local
edit file if gpio or any other part differs from ours... ie: edit file if(true)

##Parts

  1. Raspberry Pi
  2. Boat Kyosho Sunstorm 600 v2
  3. GPS Reciever USGlobalSat BU-353
  4. Camera Creative Live! Cam Socialize HD
  5. Servo controller Pololu Micro Maestro 6-Channel USB Servo Controller
  6. Powered USB Hub Deltaco UH-1302
  7. 3G Modem Huawei E1820

##Debugging If anything goes wrong - in any way imaginable - except for when the boat is on fire - the problem is ALLWAYS that the amps are to low. If the boat IS on fire, the amps are to high and in the wrong place; decrease and rewire.

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