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pyroslev 21-02-2012 13:38

Re: How much does your robot weigh?
 
4 pounds to spare.

DavidGitz 21-02-2012 13:43

Re: How much does your robot weigh?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by artdutra04 (Post 1131743)
Put a piece of plywood down on the bathroom scale instead, then either zero out this weight or note how much the plywood weighs. Then you could put the entire robot on the plywood and weigh the entire robot.

And then...what? Drill some holes in the plywood so you can see the scale?

wireties 21-02-2012 13:58

Re: How much does your robot weigh?
 
120.3 pounds - we are looking at clever reduction strategies

roystur44 21-02-2012 14:07

Re: How much does your robot weigh?
 
107 lbs of Robot Love

JohnSchneider 21-02-2012 14:09

Re: How much does your robot weigh?
 
Just fill your pneumatic wheels with helium. Thatll make your robot weigh way less.

Also we're always conservative with weight during build, and have just barely hit 100 the past two years. Its nice not to have to worry about that.

wireties 21-02-2012 14:11

Re: How much does your robot weigh?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by animenerdjohn (Post 1131770)
Just fill your pneumatic wheels with helium. Thatll make your robot weigh way less.

Also we're always conservative with weight during build, and have just barely hit 100 the past two years. Its nice not to have to worry about that.


Those heavy-duty mecanum wheels and the 4-side intact were really heavy. We'll get under 120 w/o sacrificing any functionality.

JohnSchneider 21-02-2012 14:13

Re: How much does your robot weigh?
 
That shooter of yours could probably take a few lightening holes.

We thought with the new frame wed be heavier...somehow we came up lighter.

wireties 21-02-2012 14:19

Re: How much does your robot weigh?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by animenerdjohn (Post 1131773)
That shooter of yours could probably take a few lightening holes.

We thought with the new frame wed be heavier...somehow we came up lighter.


Ours has yellow jacket-sized holes in it!! Could have more though...

Wetzel 21-02-2012 15:13

Re: How much does your robot weigh?
 
Not enough.

Bruceb 21-02-2012 15:34

Re: How much does your robot weigh?
 
Here is all 119.5 lbs of 706's "Mohawk" robot. All pink and black and beautiful.
http://s1121.photobucket.com/albums/...t=100_0013.mp4

viperred396 21-02-2012 15:40

Re: How much does your robot weigh?
 
Silly us didnt weigh it until jsut now and the weight was...
...
...
... 148 lbs :*(

Justin Montois 21-02-2012 15:47

Re: How much does your robot weigh?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by viperred396 (Post 1131845)
Silly us didnt weigh it until jsut now and the weight was...
...
...
... 148 lbs :*(

::Yikes::

We are at 115 lbs

Andrew Lawrence 21-02-2012 15:53

Re: How much does your robot weigh?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by viperred396 (Post 1131845)
Silly us didnt weigh it until jsut now and the weight was...
...
...
... 148 lbs :*(

Le heart attack.

Your team is in our prayers.

256 is a nice and comfortable 119, which leaves us 5 pounds for LED lights!

I know we only have 1 pound left, but we have 5 pounds of LEDs in our room, and they're not going to waste!

Hawiian Cadder 21-02-2012 15:57

Re: How much does your robot weigh?
 
Our robot was "pre-cheesed" this year. guess the 4000 3/16 holes, and the 1500 3/8 holes helped, because it weighs 109 lbs. extra weight will be added to improve our (currently) sub par bridge and bump manipulator.

wireties 21-02-2012 15:57

Re: How much does your robot weigh?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by viperred396 (Post 1131845)
Silly us didnt weigh it until jsut now and the weight was...
...
...
... 148 lbs :*(

Hopefully that included batteries and bumpers!


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