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Back in 2005 when Crappie.com was cracking its egg shell, I + students built this robot boat named Clyde. There are some good pictures of the project at this link. Just scroll away thru history, especially for newer members. We had a blast with this gadget.
Fun times here on c.com.
Robot Boat
Did you catch and net a fish with it? I bet there were a lot of hours involved in this build.
very neat
That's the way to teach. Interest and relevance works best. Hat tip.
Good choice on the depth finder. Still using one like that.
Now that is pretty cool right there for sure.
Good stuff
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Originally Posted by stormcloud
Yes. There is a video on that link showing the catch and the netting of the crappie.
Thanks for sharing. Experience of lifetime for those involved.
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Super cool!
Lots of hours in a project like that.
That is my favorite way to learn/teach, hands on brain engaged.
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Nice job CP, those students will never forget that lesson and I hope what they learned will contribute to some great projects in their future. Have any of them been in contact with you since?
"gene"
that is pretty daggum cool stuff , nice photos sir :cheers2
Hey Tom, Clyde was great but I really liked the dancing Watusi bug that Brad & I saw in the restaurant @ crossroads..Everyone in the restaurant stopped eating and started watching..
Do you have a video of marking waypoints with your Lowrance in a wheelbarrow..
You, Billbob & I had some good times
Yes. I am in contact with a good many of them. Small town.Quote:
Originally Posted by PawPaw "gene"
Than ks
I sure miss our get togethers. Fun for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Don G
That’s amazing!
The Clyde project and the smarts of some of our members has always been a source of pride for me when I talk to folks about CDC for the first time. You and many others really shine when you set your sights on the distance of a new project. I remember watching the video years back, amazed at what I saw. You do good work Tom, both on the projects and in stimulating young minds. You’re a good man, Charlie Brown.