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Bears
22-12-2011, 00:20
Hey guy's check out our robot`s elevator v2.
Hope you like it, please give us your thoughts!

http://youtu.be/PvaHATLqPtw
Andrew Schuetze
22-12-2011, 17:19
I like and I wonder what the lateral stability is?
Thanks for posting the video:cool:

I would love to find an opportunity for you and your fellow teams from Mexico to compete in an off-season event here in Texas!
avanboekel
22-12-2011, 20:55
Very impressive. What is it's max height?
Garrett.d.w
23-12-2011, 03:11
I like it. How did you solve the lateral stability problem that you encounter with scissor lifts.

Y por curiosidad, que escuela en la Ciudad de Mexico?
JesseK
23-12-2011, 08:58
Looks good. Be sure to test what happens once you cut power to the motors, i.e. does it fall right back down? FTC scores happen after motion stops, subject to the rules. Double check so you're not disappointed. A simple passive locking lever would work.
Bears
23-12-2011, 11:27
I like and I wonder what the lateral stability is?
Thanks for posting the video:cool:

I would love to find an opportunity for you and your fellow teams from Mexico to compete in an off-season event here in Texas!
The lateral stability is good, thanks a lot for your comment! And as for we going to texas please send us a formal invite so we can present the proyect to our directors.
Bears
23-12-2011, 11:28
Very impressive. What is it's max height?

The max height is about 1.6 meters, thanks for commenting!
Bears
23-12-2011, 11:31
I like it. How did you solve the lateral stability problem that you encounter with scissor lifts.

Y por curiosidad, que escuela en la Ciudad de Mexico?

We fixed the lateral stability problem with the tetrix structures, and we are from Centro Escolar Cedros in Mexico City, thanks for commenting!
Bears
23-12-2011, 11:32
Looks good. Be sure to test what happens once you cut power to the motors, i.e. does it fall right back down? FTC scores happen after motion stops, subject to the rules. Double check so you're not disappointed. A simple passive locking lever would work.

Due to the gear box we made, we dont have this problem, thanks for your help and for commenting!!