Where Are The Best Amateur Robotic Discussion Groups?

> Not that I don't like you folks ;<) but the traffic here is rather
> slow.
> Where are the amateur robotic discussion groups that you participate
> in?
> Thanks
> TMT

> Not that I don't like you folks ;<) but the traffic here is rather
> slow.
> Where are the amateur robotic discussion groups that you participate
> in?
> Thanks
> TMT

> Not that I don't like you folks ;<) but the traffic here is rather
> slow.
>
> Where are the amateur robotic discussion groups that you participate
> in?

<http://www.hbrobotics.org/>

<http://www.wildrice.com/cgi-bin/gforum.cgi?forum=6>

<http://www.wildrice.com/HBRobotics/Subscribe.html>

Dallas -- DPRG <http://www.dprg.org/>
Seattle -- SRS <http://www.seattlerobotics.org/>

> Too_Many_Tools wrote:

> > Not that I don't like you folks ;<) but the traffic here is rather
> > slow.
> > Where are the amateur robotic discussion groups that you participate
> > in?

> Some of robot club mailing lists can be pretty lively.
> We have a lot of people on the Home Brew Robotics club
> mailing list who live too far away to make it to our monthly
> meetings, but contribute to the list. (One of our members
> moved to Finnland, but still contributes.) The HBRC home
> page is at:
> <http://www.hbrobotics.org/>
> The HBRC mail archive is open an can be found at:
> <http://www.wildrice.com/cgi-bin/gforum.cgi?forum=6>
> You can browse through the archive to decide whether or not
> you want to join.
> To subscribe to the HBRC mail list, please visit:
> <http://www.wildrice.com/HBRobotics/Subscribe.html>
> I have heard that both the Dallas and Seattle clubs have
> lively lists (although I do not yet subscribe):
> Dallas -- DPRG <http://www.dprg.org/>
> Seattle -- SRS <http://www.seattlerobotics.org/>
> I'm sure that there are other club lists that are
> interesting as well.
>
> My $.02,
>
> -Wayne