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sdcantrell56
10-02-2013, 20:54
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gurellia53
10-02-2013, 20:55
Beautiful. Reminds me of this (http://pigroll.com/img/apply_kirchoffs_law.jpg).
http://pigroll.com/img/apply_kirchoffs_law.jpg
Very avante-garde. I like it.
I especially like the abstract air tank mounts.
Y'all should win the Quality award if it was offered.... lola
rcmolloy
10-02-2013, 20:59
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Dat wiring.
AllenGregoryIV
10-02-2013, 21:08
Very creative use of wire and pneumatic tubing as part of your frame perimeter, I would have never thought of that.
sdcantrell56
10-02-2013, 21:12
We figured suspending the speed controllers with the wires was an innovative method of reducing failure due to vibrations
Kevin Sevcik
10-02-2013, 21:14
Tell me you guys have a feeding system. I wanna see a repeat of the Rube Goldberg autonomous that we pulled off at Lone Star last year.
Better yet, just leave an open top on your hopper and have someone else fire frisbees into it! It can't possibly go wrong.
Akash Rastogi
10-02-2013, 21:35
Did Santosh come back to do your wiring?
jk Love you Santosh
Billfred
10-02-2013, 21:53
Maybe it's a good thing we did South Florida this year instead of Peachtree.....
PayneTrain
10-02-2013, 21:57
They're not telling us that mass of wires is sentient, malevolent, and prepared to mercilessly tangle opponents.
Kevin Sevcik
10-02-2013, 22:00
They're not telling us that mass of wires is sentient, malevolent, and prepared to mercilessly tangle opponents.Or robot inspectors. Or unwary students.
Brandon Holley
10-02-2013, 22:01
Can you share the wiring diagram for this? I'd love to implement it on our bot.
-Brando
rainbowdash
11-02-2013, 00:45
nothing will go wrong at competition
nothing will go wrong at competition
nothing will go wrong at competition
son, check yourself before you wreck yourself
because the best way to know you're wrong is when you think you've got all the edges smoothed out.
do me a favor and read that in a jersey accent.
Sean, I'm so glad to see you've graduated from building your robot from wood and have gone to a much more industrial look.
Anupam Goli
11-02-2013, 01:22
Funny, looks like 1648's practice electronics board. you took our ideas, didn't you? :ahh:
Can't wait to see your finished robot (and maybe be on the same alliance with you guys at P'tree :) )
thefro526
11-02-2013, 09:05
We figured suspending the speed controllers with the wires was an innovative method of reducing failure due to vibrations
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j221/faevailovecali/Chaoskid2010%20Tumblr%20Junk/Applause_CryingMeme.gif
Thank you for reminding us all that the internet is not always a serious place.
protoserge
11-02-2013, 09:08
No installed battery... I take it you've found a way to get inductive power from the field!
sdcantrell56
11-02-2013, 09:36
Sean, I'm so glad to see you've graduated from building your robot from wood and have gone to a much more industrial look.
I don't think you understand how much it pains me to not have any wood this year
Did Santosh come back to do your wiring?
jk Love you Santosh
I'm all about wireless wires these days.
Andrew Y.
15-02-2013, 23:31
after a long day of testing we have found our talons overheat:(
Have moved t hem between the drive belts where the teeth move air and cool it. We plan to win the design innovation award this year.
Or you could mount a fan on them :p
Akash Rastogi
16-02-2013, 01:27
after a long day of testing we have found our talons overheat:(
Have moved t hem between the drive belts where the teeth move air and cool it. We plan to win the design innovation award this year.
Have you considered face mounting to the shooter wheels and running wires co-axially somehow? This should solve the heat issue.
PayneTrain
16-02-2013, 02:09
Just put ice on them before the match.
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