| BrandonGlatz |
15-02-2012 23:55 |
Re: My Masterpiece...
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Originally Posted by fovea1959
(Post 1126496)
and what is the case?
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I posted a link to it but it got removed by a mod... pm me if you didn't see it.
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Originally Posted by linuxboy
(Post 1126519)
Wow. I was hoping to do something like that this year, but I didn't plan ahead well enough. Anyway, congrats!! Did you do this singlehandedly?
- Oliver
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Yep, I am the only one (unfortunately) on our team that knows the electrical.... and I'm a senior... I am making LOTS of documentation >_<
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Originally Posted by giantmidget31
(Post 1126592)
Where's the RSL? I can't find it.
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Originally Posted by Doc543
(Post 1126613)
our team tried to do that in 2008, but we made the box out of clear plastic, that wasn't built very well, and we used serial and VGA cables for our switch inputs, and they didn't use heat shrink on the connectors... I used to refer to it as "short circuit city", until I completely rewired it
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We used to make them out of 1/4" polycarbonate... Weight a ton and offered 0 protection.
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Originally Posted by DominickC
(Post 1127693)
Congratulations on such a lofty accomplishment! Great utilization of space and resources available. You've sparked my interest in such a system for our team, I plan to begin designing something of a similar nature during the post-season.
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Thank you and best of luck!
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Originally Posted by Steven Sigley
(Post 1127761)
I'm proud of you good sir, i had the same plan myself years ago on my team, but got distracted by other projects like a chairbot. I tip my cap to you. :D
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We had/have an xbot chassis with a chair duct taped to it... good times...
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Originally Posted by Nemo
(Post 1127784)
This would make an interesting carry on luggage item.
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Especially with our test program that clicks the 4 relays every .5 seconds. Tick... tick... tick... |
