Re: # of limbo machines?
 

Posted by Samuel Lindhorst.

Engineer on team #240, Mach Vee, from Jefferson High School and Visteon.

Posted on 2/9/2000 9:15 PM MST


In Reply to: Re: # of limbo machines? posted by Patrick Seeney on 2/8/2000 1:38 PM MST:



Well we worked it all out tonight. The robot starts tall and falls over while accelerating, and gets to the far wall .2 seconds faster than when it starts flat on the floor. We are really a little amazed by it. Low, low, low center of gravity, love that. The driver just bumps it backwards so slightly you can hardly see it, then floors it forward.

I was pretty sure many teams would try it, but it proved a hard sell in my team, but I cry and spin in circles on the floor until I get my way, or at least they agree to try it once...

:o)

Of course I never grew up. Why do you think I'm on a FIRST team?

Sam

: I can guarantee at least 1/378 of the teams is aiming ot go under the bar...

: Pat
: Team 469

Re: # of limbo machines?
 

Posted by Dan.

Student on team #10, BSM, from Benilde-St. Margaret's and Banner Engineering.

Posted on 2/9/2000 10:36 PM MST


In Reply to: Re: # of limbo machines? posted by Samuel Lindhorst on 2/9/2000 9:15 PM MST:



Team 240 will have one more cheerleader at Nationals . . .best of luck and good luck with your design!! My pride is riding on your shoudlers.
:)
:-Dan