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Contour Roam 2, definitely would recommend it!

Omega Biker Yeh I was gonna stick him in the grass but then figured my friend works just up the road so took the him round there. Apparently I could’ve looked up the number on the tag online and possibly could’ve contacted the owner that way but had no idea at the time.

This was a while ago but i think this is it: #include <Servo.h> Servo myservo; //creates a servo object //a maximum of eight servo objects can be created int pos = 0; //variable to store servo position //amount of time we give the sensor to calibrate(10-60 secs according to the datasheet) //int calibrationTime = 30; //the time when the sensor outputs a low impulse //long unsigned int lowIn; //the amount of milliseconds the sensor has to be low //before we assume all motion has stopped long unsigned int pause = 5000; boolean lockLow = true; boolean takeLowTime; #define IRsensorPin 9 #define IRledPin 10 #define D13ledPin 13 void IR38Write() { for(int i = 0; i <= 384; i++) { digitalWrite(IRledPin, HIGH); delayMicroseconds(13); digitalWrite(IRledPin, LOW); delayMicroseconds(13); } } void setup(){ myservo.attach(4); //attaches servo to pin 4 Serial.begin(9600); //begins serial communication pinMode(IRledPin, OUTPUT); digitalWrite(IRledPin, LOW); pinMode(D13ledPin, OUTPUT); digitalWrite(D13ledPin, LOW); Serial.print("SENSOR ACTIVE"); } void loop(){ IR38Write(); if (digitalRead(IRsensorPin)==LOW){ digitalWrite(D13ledPin, HIGH); //in steps of one degree myservo.write(50); //tells servo to go to position in variable "pos" delay(400); //waits for the servo to reach the position } else { digitalWrite(D13ledPin, LOW); myservo.write(180); //to make the servo go faster, decrease the time in delays for delay(400); //to make it go slower, increase the number. } }

DirtBike Lunatic go for it dude, cheers for sharing it!

@@squizzageeza Thanks mate :)

Sure thing mate, go for it!

@@squizzageeza thanks mate

I figured he wasn't a wild pigeon but didnt know where to take him, the bands just looked like they had a couple of digits on them.

+sqrly what happenedto the bird

My friend looked after it at the farm and seemed like it was recovering but unfortunately it didnt make it. For next tine, how can i tell who the owner is from the tag numbers?

+sqrly you can search up stray racing pigeon and you would click on the website and put in all the digits on his band.Then it will show you the owner's number.

Yeah, if racing pigeon is injured 99% of the owners will not take them back, that how much they "love" their animals.

Yup it sure is pretty bad in places, but its the gravel you really need to watch out for. Still one of my favourite wee roads though!

Cheers man!

Hey mate! Sure thing, was going to send you the link but haven't gotten round to it yet!

Hi mate, Used your clip in UK Bikers Road Rage, Near Misses and Bad Drivers #12

Thanks mate!

Hey Moto Stars! Yes of course, feel free to share it with the world! Cheers dude!

Awesome, thanks man!

Thanks mate! Nice 200 you got there :) where are you based?

Cheers Wes! Probably my favourite in terms of obstacles, loads to play about with.

What tyres do you have on? Im workin on building a 200cc 6 speed to go in to the tdub.

sqrly ive got a Bridgestone nobly on the front and a king tyre on the rear. yamaha wr 250cc engine fits in the frame if you want more power.

Ah aye, it fits the frame alright... But the output shaft is shorter and the chain wont clear the fat rear tyre. So boring out a TW125 or 200 engine is one way to do it, or machining the TW125/200 output shaft to accept 6 gears and sticking it into an XT225 engine, which also fits a tdub frame.

sqrly the xt 660 tennre is a nice bike. cant throw it about like a tw thou. how long you had it ? sounds like you know your shit buddy. if you do bore it out let me know how what and when. I dont know where to get that kinda thing done.

Hey mate! This is up in Sctoland, near Comrie. Yeh been watching your vids as well dude, where abouts you based?

+Jennifer G Thank you for your comment! Where in the world are you and do you know if there are any eNable makers in your local area? I think the best thing to do is to fill out the eNable intake form here docs.google.com/forms/d/1fIiFAT8KN1qLPu8V9cxNRUPdifSHnGz0scQh4jykYSw/viewform and see if you can get matched with a local maker first. All eNable makers are volunteers so no compensation will be required! :) The matching process does take some time, but hopefully you will hear back from a matcher fairly quickly. But if you arent able to get matched with a local volunteer i will gladly try to help you and your stepson! Just send me a message on google+ plus.google.com/u/0/103683182203565235265 Best of luck to you both!

Hey Rene! For the non elastic strings I've use a braided fishing line. It doesn't stretch like the nylon one and also a lot more abrasion resistant so figured it would last longer. I've used a 40kg breaking strength line which is a massive overkill but at least I know the lines won't snap, ever :) and the elastic cord I've used is a 2 or 3mm elastic, there are different ones with slightly different properties, some have more stretch while others need more force to stretch. I've provided a few links to the hardware in a post on the e-Nable Google group, I'll see if I can dig it out and will post a link to it.

plus.google.com/u/0/103683182203565235265/posts/7NRkEL6wwDN?cfem=1 let me know if you can see the post ok!