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My bittle is having trouble with backflips. He doesn't seem to jump high enough. This may be due to an old battery, but is there a way to fix this programmatically?
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Stop head from falling off...
Hello!
I appreciate that the head connection for the Bittle has been designed so that the head pops off before damage occurs. This is great design but on both my Bittle X the head pops off almost every time the dog goes up side down and flips back to the standing position. For my workshops this is not ideal as every minute a kid comes running to ask me to fix the head. Do you have any good suggestion apart from super glueing the connection to make it less likely that the head comes off?
Thanks,
Michael
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Rongzhong Li
16 dic 2025
Have you tried these structure?
https://github.com/PetoiCamp/NonCodeFiles/tree/master/stl/Bittle%20%26%20BittleX/BittleNeckLock
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Sheri Butler
17 abr
Interesting discussion—especially around maintaining gear and keeping things organized after use. Proper cleaning really does extend the life of equipment and prevents buildup of dirt and bacteria over time . Using a Bag Wash approach can make managing and cleaning items much easier and more efficient.
Error 1006 when connecting to Wifi
When trying to connect to Bittle X over WiFi with ProgramBlockly in the most recent version, I get the following error messages:
[WebSocket] Connection closed 1006
Reconnect] Attempting to reconnect (2/5)... (delay: 1000ms)
QuickConnect seems to find and store the connection but then the connection keeps closing. Also, pressing the boot key no longer counts down 10 to open a hotspot so the web page connection method doesn't work any longer.
I tried an older version from July and it works OK.
Anyone else seeing this issue?
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Jason
16 oct 2025
Please try the latest code on the redesinWeb branch. https://github.com/PetoiCamp/OpenCatEsp32-Quadruped-Robot/tree/redesignWeb
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