karl@mav.com (Karl Lunt) (06/12/91)
The Seattle Robotics Society wants to exchange newsletters, info, tips, stories, etc. with other hobby robotics groups. If your group designs, programs, builds, or uses hobby robotics of any kind, we want to hear from you. Please send a copy of your newsletter and/or letter from your club to: Seattle Robotics Society P.O. Box 30668 Seattle, WA 98103-0668 You can also leave a message on the club's BBS: (206) 362-5267 8N1, 1200 If you are ever in the Seattle area on the third Saturday of any month, drop on by the North Seattle Community College room 1652 (upstairs on east side) from 10:00 AM to noon and join the group. Karl Karl Lunt Maverick Int'l Inc., Mukilteo WA 98275 206/743-6659 use this --> Internet: karl@mav.com Disclaimer: "He said WHAT?!"
tpowell@zoot.pa.dec.com (Timothy Powell) (06/13/91)
In article <1991Jun12.160422.9474@mav.com> karl@mav.com (Karl Lunt) writes: >>The Seattle Robotics Society wants to exchange newsletters, info, tips, >>stories, etc. with other hobby robotics groups. If your group designs, >>programs, builds, or uses hobby robotics of any kind, we want to hear >>from you. Hum, this brings up a good point. Does anyone have a list of active robotics hobby groups? Karl, is this what you are trying to do? I think having a list of hobby robotics groups, jounals, newsletters, etc either posted to the net or FTP'able somewhere would be a great idea. Opinions, suggestions or information, anyone? >> Karl Lunt Maverick Int'l Inc., Mukilteo WA 98275 206/743-6659 >> use this --> Internet: karl@mav.com Disclaimer: "He said WHAT?!" !pow -- Tim Powell tpowell@decwrl.dec.com DEC RISC Workstation Systems Engineering ..decwrl!tpowell