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thefunk 13-02-2012 19:49

pic: Robot 2012
 

Andrew Lawrence 13-02-2012 19:53

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My assumption is that shooter part comes down, collects balls, and then goes back up to shoot. Functions a lot like 179's robot (not accusing you of copying, just making a comparison). I like the design!

How big are the wheels in the rear?

fbgmallday 13-02-2012 19:58

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That's exactly how it works. Also, the wheels are 12'' in the back to get over the hump.

Andrew Lawrence 13-02-2012 20:00

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Awesome! What regional(s) will you be attending?

fbgmallday 13-02-2012 20:02

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We are attending Duluth and Milwaukee!

Andrew Zeller 13-02-2012 23:42

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Quote:

Originally Posted by fbgmallday (Post 1125990)
We are attending Duluth and Milwaukee!

1716 will be attending the Wisconsin Regional (in Milwaukee) as well. I'm excited to see this design in action! How tedious is it to pick up balls with a narrow intake mechanism like that?

G33k712 14-02-2012 13:47

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we're not entirely sure yet but with the gaer box once the magazine is full we should be able to go to shooting position in less than 2 sec.

J93Wagner 14-02-2012 15:51

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Quote:

Originally Posted by fbgmallday (Post 1125990)
We are attending Duluth and Milwaukee!

I guess we'll be seeing you guys a lot then! Good luck and see you at the Competition!

Also feel free to ask for help from the guys in the pits there if you need it.

G33k712 15-02-2012 14:09

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you guys have helped us out a few times before. We're CHSR HexHounds (no space). only 6 days 10 hours and 49 min from now till 'The End'. good luck

J.Warsoff 18-02-2012 09:49

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Very intriguing design! Having a shooter that doubles as a ball acquisition device is an interesting move and also saves weight. We probably wont be seeing you guys in competition (we're from NJ), but I wish you good luck!

Would you consider using pneumatic pistons to raise and lower the cannon? might be more effective.


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