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Bochek
27-01-2013, 17:50
[cdm-description=photo]38432[/cdm-description]

Toa Circuit
27-01-2013, 17:51
I spy a tilting mechanism...

wilsonmw04
27-01-2013, 18:27
I don't know what it is, but I like it! Is that the whole chassis?

Kevin Ray
27-01-2013, 18:28
Is that .25" ?

seannoseworthy
27-01-2013, 18:38
Is that .25" ?

Yup.

AlecMataloni
27-01-2013, 18:49
Yup.

Why?

WileyB-J
27-01-2013, 18:57
2 Cim drive? Cant wait to see the shooter in action.

Nick Lawrence
27-01-2013, 19:03
Wow. That's a lot of material.

-Nick

nathannfm
27-01-2013, 19:06
My guess is that is just 1/2 of the bot

Andrew Lawrence
27-01-2013, 19:06
Quarter inch aluminum with 2 CIM drive? I'm scared for you.

BJC
27-01-2013, 19:10
My guess is that is just 1/2 of the bot

Or they have no drivetrain and only climb..

Bochek
27-01-2013, 19:12
Quarter inch aluminum with 2 CIM drive? I'm scared for you.

Who said anything about 2 CIM drive? That wouldn't be very 2200 like. They did give us access to 6 this year ;)

Blmred
27-01-2013, 19:13
Quarter inch aluminum with 2 CIM drive? I'm scared for you.

6 CIMs the other 2 for the pod are not attached yet

Andrew Lawrence
27-01-2013, 19:22
6 CIMs the other 2 for the pod are not attached yet

That gearbox only looks like it can hold 1 CIM.

Tristan Lall
27-01-2013, 19:26
That gearbox only looks like it can hold 1 CIM.
Look closely at the small plate: the other 2 go inside the frame.

CalTran
27-01-2013, 19:53
Look closely at the small plate: the other 2 go inside the frame.

That's an...interesting concept. Will an enlightenment as to why be following soon? Just a space saver?

(Funnily enough, passed my Simbotics post without even knowing it.)

Bochek
27-01-2013, 20:39
That's an...interesting concept. Will an enlightenment as to why be following soon? Just a space saver?

There was not enough room to fit 3cim's and a shifting piston all on the inside. It was a simple matter of how to make it all fit. With the reduced dimensions of the robot this year, a standard 3/4" bore 1/2" stroke bimba piston was too long to fit we redesigned to use a shorter "flat line" piston.