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Here's a look at our 2007 robots. Our team set out this year to build two robots for the first time ever, and we got them both done in time. Software has really appreciated having a robot to work with for almost a week before ship - and we were able to make some very beneficial modifications to polish up the mechanics of the final robot.
The final one will fall it the 4' class at just under the 120 lb weight limit. It has 2 small CIM's per side on the drivebase through a custom worm gearbox. The lift is powered by two FP motors through the Dewalt XRP transmissions - they manage to reach up to the top goal in a little over two seconds.
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02-21-2007 10:41 AM
Nate Edwards
Re: pic: Team 1425 Twins
Looking good Willsonville, You are able to drive up a ramp right?... Well only 8 days till practice day. good luck and see you in Portland.
02-23-2007 01:40 PM
Sparks333
Re: pic: Team 1425 Twins
Nate,
We don't have a lot of clearance, but plenty of power (we like pushing people), and a very low center of gravity, so, theoretically, climbing should be one of our usual feats.
One week to Portland Regional ... Gotta catch up on sleep.
Sparks
02-24-2007 09:36 PM
Re: pic: Team 1425 Twins
those look amazingly similar to our robot, except you have twice as many drive wheels (and also twice as many robots)
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