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This video is on how to setup the axon racing anti gravity razorback racer. it involves receiver installation, zeroing your servo with the trims and lifting the horn, programming the esc, installing the lipo, testing the unit, initial turn on This is video 1 of lipo university where you will learn how to dispose of a lipo, shop for one versus nimh, what the capacity mah c value is, how to charge it, how to discharge it, temps temperature and other important facts like weight gearing brushless bl brushed nitro clutch bell cb pinion spur wheels and ice duratrax charger etc This will then cause you to run your engine rich. Why rich? More air for the power will leave it running lean. Nitro engines rev high to begin with. This will suck more gas through the engine to compensate for the increased air and thus causing more wear, a higher rev, increased costs in replacement sleeves and pistons, and a very burned out engine. The other interesting conclusion is the added 15 to 30% (ball park) more HP select fuel and glow plugs prior to break in. Information that this contains his how to troubleshoot and break in the kit based off of the glow plug, how much oil is good in fuel, and what nitro percent is good for the fuel. This is a ten video rc nitro break in series. The series is designed on how to guide the novice to experienced racing pro or basher on how to break in a nitro rc properly. I will teach the traxxas, new school, and my own method which is a combination of the other two. I will show the user how to prime a nitro rc engine, start the engine using a bump start box, ex starter, roto start, pull start and tiger drive devices. Then, after break in, I will go over nitro engine tuning theory and then show the tuning actally done. This engine tuning series is good for the AE associated electronics Gt GT2 MGT mini MGT hpi savage x ss, traxxas revo tmaxx t maxx s ofna hyper st pro 7 8 9 8. buggy truggy jammin crt crt.5 mini hyper losi lst lst2 lst1 muggy 8ight 8ight-t truggy monster truck mt byt fuck chris mt kyosho 777 sp2 worlds mugen mbx lx comp pro and many more! os engines trx picco sts axial .12 .15 .18 3.3 2.5 .20 .21 .23. 25. 27 .28 .30 .32 collari lrp spec 3 DM 14 b4 rc10b4 rc10b44 b44 rc10t4 bashing racing xxx xxx4 xxx4 G+ xxxx4G+ maxamps apogee lipo limn 2s 3s 4s 5s 6s quark 125b quark 33a mamba side winder sidewinder maxx MM MMM mamba monster maxx e maxx e savage savage 18t 18b 18mt 18r rc18t rc18b rc18mt rc18r ft factory team ae associated racing losi kyosho buggy truck 1/10th 1/10 jumps jumping jump mgm compro feiago hacker bl brushless brush less brushed novak lrp ae goat sensored sphere trinity monster 27t 19t 15t 13t 12t wind comm.

Axon Razorback ripping it up. http://www.hobby-lobby.com

From Oct 1992- March 1995, Kirk Kimerer and Otto Khera and a bunch of great people (incl. Mark Lacey, GDesign, Belief Prods) pitched a 24/7 short film/video cable network relying on user-generated content. Here's the demo reel (1994). No funding ... ouch!

The Axon battle is getting hotter day by day. Even as Infosys and HCL Technologies are in the queue, NDTV learnt that there is a third serious bidder for Axon.

see Burr Johnson demonstrating the AXON Guitar-to-MIDI converter

watch Burr Johnson demonstrating the AXON Guitar-to-MIDI converter

AXON / AX50 to MIDI & AX100MK2 Guitar Synthesizer

Society of Robots Axon Microcontroller specifications: • 55 I/O Total • Up to 16 ADC • Up to 29 Servos • I2C, SPI • 3 UART • Serial to USB Converter (4th UART) • Up to 18 interrupts • Up to 9 PWM Channels • 64KB Flash, 4KB EEPROM, 8KB SRAM • 16 MIPS throughput at 16 MHz • 6 Timers • Comes already programmed with a bootloader, so no programmer required • Built in power bus • All software is free • 100% open source • And more! Package Contents: • Axon Microcontroller Module • USB programming cable • Switch harness

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Here is a video of my BRAT Biped robot walking under control of the Axon microcontroller board. Coding was done in C. This was the first successful walking gait and more advanced walking gaits are currently being developed. For more info visit eRobots.BlogSpot.com Enjoy the video!

Heutzutage können Gitarristen recht einfach über die Ausdrucksmöglichkeiten typischer Gitarrensounds hinausgehen. Denn über den Terratec Axon Ax 100 Guitar-to-Midi Converter mit integrierter Klangerzeugung können sie ihr gewohntes Instrument spielen, um beispielsweise Synthesizer- oder gar Klaviersounds erklingen zu lassen.

Marshall DSL100 + Axon mkII midi played togheter.

This is the "Toccata" part of the great J.S.Bach organ composition "Toccata and Fugue in D minor". The Fugue part is far more intricate, so I left that out for now, but I'm hoping to make a full version later, including the Fugue. I used to play this Toccata on electric guitar over 20 years ago, but hadn't been playing it for a long time. But when my daughter heard me noodling around with the opening theme on my AXON guitar synth with the "Church Organ" preset, she suggested I should record a video for this. Thanks for the idea, Synne! I've heard many versions of this piece on electric guitar, unfortunately some of these don't treat Bach's masterpiece very well.. I wanted to do justice to the great composer and stay as true to the original as possible, this piece is marvellously written and there's no reason to change anything. Most of the guitarists I've heard playing this (including myself before), have fallen into temptation of using a lot of distortion which may sound good on the single-note parts, but makes the chords and harmonies sound muddy and undefined. With the guitar synth, all the chord and harmony details shine through. Yeah, I know this isn't exactly the best organ sound on the planet (real church organ purists should maybe stay away..), but I hope you can live with that. And I guess this also can be an interesting demo of my "Terratec Producer Axon AX100mkII Guitar to Midi Controller". It tracks quite well, but like all guitar synths you have to play VERY accurately to avoid accidental "glitches". The guitar I'm using here is a bit special; It's an old Roland (!) G505 synth controller guitar. (built for Roland by Ibanez, I think; it's quite similar to the old Ibanez "Blazer" model). It actually has a built-in hexaphonic guitar synth pickup which can be used to control Roland's old GR series analog guitar synths. But this was made before Midi became standard, and is not compatible with today's guitar synth systems, so I've mounted a new GK-3 pickup on it next to the old one. I'm also using a few effects in addition to the AXON; a Boss PS-5 Harmonizer for adding an octave down on some parts, and for the 6th down harmony on 1:58-2:13 (I'm using an expression pedal to change the pitch). And I used some T.C. Chorus, Boss RV-5 Reverb, and a capo.. All recorded in one take with Cubase (no editing; WYSIWYH..) Hope you enjoy it! www.ketilstrand.com mp3 version: www.geocities.com/ketilstrand/lydklipp

Axon AX-50 Guitar To Midi Converter www.generate-music.com

watch Burr Johnson demonstrating the AXON Guitar-to-MIDI converter

Shine on me with saxophone

watch Burr Johnson demonstrating the AXON Guitar-to-MIDI converter

Ben has another break out year running, catching, and breaking a whole bunch of tackles. Ben's stint at Manatee consisted of a partial varsity season as a freshman, being an all around talent as a sophmore, and a key starter as a junior and senior. Great job Ben!

Watch Ben Axon's miraculous Junior year as a Manatee High runningback!

Finally, here's the Fugue part as a follow-up to my previous Toccata version played on Axon AX100 guitar synth. (I've also added a new Toccata version without the Axon, but with the Roland GR-100 instead). In my first version of Toccata I used only the church organ sound from my Axon, but on the Fugue I've mixed the Axon sound with my good old Roland GR-100, one of Roland's analog "guitar synth" units from the early 80's. It doesn't sound much like a synth, though, it's basically a "hexaphonic fuzz".. Both sounds were recorded simultaneously and mixed in Cubase, to make it sound like a "duet" for organ and guitar, and you can see me playing both tracks on the split screen. I also added a third track on a few small sections where I found my piano sheet music version lacked something compared to the original organ version. (the piano version uses of course only two staffs/voices, the original organ version has three; left and right hand plus feet). Of all my You tube videos, this has been my biggest challenge so far. It's not the easiest piece of music to play on a guitar, so it took quite a few hours to learn, reading both treble and bass clefs from the sheet music.. Hope you enjoy it! Additional pedals used: Electro-Harmonix Micro Pog, Boss DD-6 dig.delay, Boss RV-5 dig. reverb, Palmer PDI-09 The Junction guitar DI box. www.ketilstrand.com

watch Burr Johnson demonstrating the AXON Guitar-to-MIDI converter

watch Burr Johnson demonstrating the AXON Guitar-to-MIDI converter

Mader Human Biology Chapter 13: Nervous System

this is my first chance to record something with terratec's axon ax100 mkII (the device which is making my guitar sound like a bass and vibes), which i received just last week. takes a lot of tweaking to the settings and playing style to keep everything clean. tracking is pretty good, though i'm tempted to start using a thumb pick to improve tracking on the bass notes. i play guiro, pandeiro, and triangle in the beginning, mimicking the rhythm from Tom Zé's baião, "xique xique". then adding (simultaneously) bass and vibes à la "all blues" (in 4/4). everything is looped with the electro-harmonix 2880 super multi-track looper. i had some pedal (or foot) malfunctions towards the end, there. =P the guitar is a giambattista G4 with RMC pickups.