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nikeairmancurry 18-02-2012 00:00

3 Balls in a second and a half
 
Team 326 having fun testing.

No full pics or videos yet, but here's a taste of this years robot starting with our turret design, doing some 360's.

http://youtu.be/Yg-sjXOvCvw

Next, we have a two videos of test shooting from the middle of the key. Yes we are on wrestling mats, the cheerleading squad uses the room where we have our hoop, bridge and ball return. We really didn't feel like moving the mats.

http://youtu.be/7wAI1Q3pU_E

http://youtu.be/k3Yjbh7YZ28

These were rough tests, and the third video is more of the spacing in shots we are looking for.

Questions? Comments?

Kevin Sevcik 18-02-2012 00:01

Re: 3 Balls in a second and a half
 
Comment: Your links are.. erm... were broken.

AlecMataloni 18-02-2012 00:01

Re: 3 Balls in a second and a half
 
It might just be me, but none of these videos seem to work. :(

R1ffSurf3r 18-02-2012 00:05

Re: 3 Balls in a second and a half
 
try it on an iphone if you can. that works

nikeairmancurry 18-02-2012 00:07

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Fixed! Screw-up on my part..

bladetech932 18-02-2012 00:18

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shiny!:ahh: :D :ahh:
very nice fabrication on the shooter! very smooth shooting!

JoshSmith 18-02-2012 00:32

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Man that shooter is nice. What is the weight of the the whole assembly with the motors? Seems like it would be on the heavier side of things...

nikeairmancurry 18-02-2012 00:40

Re: 3 Balls in a second and a half
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JoshSmith (Post 1129263)
Man that shooter is nice. What is the weight of the the whole assembly with the motors? Seems like it would be on the heavier side of things...

After cutting out some weight its about 15 lbs... Yes heavy, but very effective so far...

Cory 18-02-2012 00:42

Re: 3 Balls in a second and a half
 
Very cool.

The competition field has the bottom of the net zip tied to the chute. This severely constricts the bottom opening and causes two balls coming in simultaneously, or near simultaneously (like in your video) to get completely jammed.

You may already be aware of this. Just a heads up.

G33K 18-02-2012 00:43

Re: 3 Balls in a second and a half
 
How are you managing the wires between the turret and frame? Nice fabrication on the shooter, by the way, sounds AND looks nice and smooth

nikeairmancurry 18-02-2012 00:51

Re: 3 Balls in a second and a half
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Cory (Post 1129278)
Very cool.

The competition field has the bottom of the net zip tied to the chute. This severely constricts the bottom opening and causes two balls coming in simultaneously, or near simultaneously (like in your video) to get completely jammed.

You may already be aware of this. Just a heads up.

Yes we are.. As I said these are rough tests and we are looking for better spacing of the balls being shot.

Quote:

How are you managing the wires between the turret and frame? Nice fabrication on the shooter, by the way, sounds AND looks nice and smooth
It's not going to be doing the full 360's, it was just for fun. We will mainly be using about only 180 degrees of it at most.

Walter Deitzler 18-02-2012 13:00

Re: 3 Balls in a second and a half
 
Is your shooter wheel direct driven by two BB RS775s? I didn't see any gearing in the video.

Ether 18-02-2012 13:18

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Where did you get the rollers?


NeatTeam 18-02-2012 16:29

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OH My..........................................!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is so LEGEN ----------- wait for it --------------- DARY!

ratdude747 18-02-2012 16:57

Re: 3 Balls in a second and a half
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ether (Post 1129524)


Where did you get the rollers?


they look custom, probably lathed.


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