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Tyler Olds 09-02-2013 00:41

Full Court Shooter Testing Wave Robotics FRC2826
 
Some additional tests of our fabricated shooter (mounted to a platform). This time the shooter is positioned at the feeder station. Though the pyramid was not present in this test, we are able to shoot around the pyramid from this position.

Check our the video on YouTube here! Don't forget to "Like" us on Facebook!

The first has the camera on the shooter so it does vibrate a bit, but the other two segments are just above the shooter and have a lot less vibration.

Hope you like it!

Akash Rastogi 09-02-2013 00:46

Re: Full Court Shooter Testing Wave Robotics FRC2826
 
Dat Curve.


Stoked to see the final product, Tyler and crew!

jblay 09-02-2013 01:08

Re: Full Court Shooter Testing Wave Robotics FRC2826
 
I wonder how many teams are planning to plant on the other end of the field and do this. Really creates a perfect partner that will either score the frisbees from the HP or put them into the zone for their partners.

BigJ 09-02-2013 01:11

Re: Full Court Shooter Testing Wave Robotics FRC2826
 
Oh boy!

See you guys in Duluth and Milwaukee :)

MrRiedemanJACC 09-02-2013 10:36

Re: Full Court Shooter Testing Wave Robotics FRC2826
 
Can we have some details on the shooting mechanism? Straight vs curved? Pneumatic tires? Cim motor?

Teamcodeorange 09-02-2013 11:11

Re: Full Court Shooter Testing Wave Robotics FRC2826
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MrRiedemanJACC (Post 1230420)
Can we have some details on the shooting mechanism? Straight vs curved? Pneumatic tires? Cim motor?

I doubt they'll tell us that. Might as well ask though. :(

EricLeifermann 09-02-2013 12:32

Re: Full Court Shooter Testing Wave Robotics FRC2826
 
Ill tell you its 2 775 motors and banebots wheels. Curved or straight? You'll see soon.

MrRiedemanJACC 09-02-2013 14:09

Re: Full Court Shooter Testing Wave Robotics FRC2826
 
Thanks! Be careful of the 775 motors. We had shorting problems last year, as did many other teams. We are using dual 550's this year into a cimulator. Just to avoid the 775's.

Btw, great job!

EricLeifermann 09-02-2013 14:14

Re: Full Court Shooter Testing Wave Robotics FRC2826
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MrRiedemanJACC (Post 1230519)
Thanks! Be careful of the 775 motors. We had shorting problems last year, as did many other teams. We are using dual 550's this year into a cimulator. Just to avoid the 775's.

Btw, great job!

We've used the 775's several times and have had no issues. The trick is to test them before you put them on your robot.

barn34 09-02-2013 16:18

Re: Full Court Shooter Testing Wave Robotics FRC2826
 
very impressive, guys! looking forward to seeing the whole thing in action in Milwaukee.

hmmm....full court, accurate shooter paired with a versatile 30 point climber... something tells me that would potentially make for a strong backbone of a very formidable alliance ;)

TheCrayButton 09-02-2013 19:14

Re: Full Court Shooter Testing Wave Robotics FRC2826
 
WOW! That is way better than ours. Nice job guys.

cadandcookies 09-02-2013 23:22

Re: Full Court Shooter Testing Wave Robotics FRC2826
 
Can I bet a curved/straight shooter? like, it comes around an elbow and into a linear-like shooter? I wouldn't put it past you guys.

silverD 10-02-2013 14:05

Re: Full Court Shooter Testing Wave Robotics FRC2826
 
Looking great! Can't wait to see it in action in Duluth.

Justin Shelley 10-02-2013 14:08

Re: Full Court Shooter Testing Wave Robotics FRC2826
 
Very nice shooter!!! I believe in matches without a defensive robot on the opponents team to block feeder station shooters that these robots will be extremely difficult to beat!! :) great job guys!!

Lil' Lavery 10-02-2013 15:51

Re: Full Court Shooter Testing Wave Robotics FRC2826
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by EricLeifermann (Post 1230521)
We've used the 775's several times and have had no issues. The trick is to test them before you put them on your robot.

That's far from foolproof. We had two 775 motors develop a case short after being installed on our robot in 2011. Both were tested prior to being installed.


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