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Re: How much does your robot weigh?
We are at 70 lbs in cad.
And that is without electronics and pneumatic [no compressor]. We should be just about 110 fully loaded. |
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no really we don't want our "shooter" flying off the robot and we need the battery weight to hold it down.
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The first iteration weighs approximately 120 pounds, without any weight reduction techniques. This is very strange for our team :p
CAD is a lifesaver. |
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Drive itself is 86 lb, with the electronics board, about 90 lb.
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In CAD? 93 lbs + chain and fasteners (should bring it up to about 110).
In real life? About 20. (Yeah we're behind :P) |
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As of last night, with all major components mounted, approximately 107lbs.
BTW batteries weigh ~13lbs, weight adds up with 6awg wire on the battery though. |
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We are looking at around 70-80 completely finished with no reduction techniques. ;) and a note to everyone using autodesk- it does have CAD weight issues that can be as high as 20-30 lbs off. Solidworks is around 1-2 lbs off. But in autodesk try to manually enter each parts' weight for a better estimate
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