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Even though it's completely impossible. I think It would be really cool to see these robots compete in an actual regional. It would be interesting to see how they size up against what everyone else builds this year.
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Have you tried other materials for the intake system? A very popular sticky item back in 2010 was Dycem, I even pushed to use it on our floor intake last year. |
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Would it be possible to provide a version of the Ri3D1.0 video with subtitles? Or maybe just a version with the background music completely muted when people are speaking? Their voices are muffled and I cannot understand what they are saying. Thank you. |
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Those are some pretty impressive robots. Is it true that nearly every team will be releasing their schematics and code for their robots? And if so anybody find any crucial flaws that would be difficult to overcome during a regional. I would love to talk through some of these designs with my team.
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Dr Joe,
1) Can you also quickly comment on the Versa planetary gear ratio you used on the torro sticks and I'm thinking about ordering those today. BTW, the motor/chain powered launch mechanism is leading me away from a winch/catapult style design for my team. Regards, Marc Center, FRC3548 coach |
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Out of curiosity, how did you fasten the "toro sticks" to the Versa planetary output shafts? What material are they? |
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Toro Horns. Schedule 80 PVC (thicker wall than Schedule 40). I heated up some 1/2" hex shaft and melted it in place so that a Versaplanetary shaft fits tight inside. Very happy with the result. Dr. Joe |
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I love the versaplanetary system. I think they are a huge help to teams prototyping because it is so easy to change the motor or the ratio or the output shaft. I've got no financial stake in the product or company, I recommend buying a boatload of ratios and output styles (1/2" hex and 1/2" round are my preference). Calling 'em like I see 'em. Dr. Joe |
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Dr Joe,
Thanks for your answer. Sticky material (dycem?) from a previous post (Alex Cormier) found can be found at andymark here http://www.andymark.com/product-p/am-2454.htm This may be a suitable substitute for the natural latex rubber product you used from McMaster-Carr, but needs testing for confirmation. Regards, Marc Center |
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I agree with Andy Grady on the judging show: El Torro will be the single most copied mechanism this year. To all the teams participating, good job, and thank you all for your time and effort.
Dr. Joe, if it's as planned, we may have a robot named after you (we have a tradition of naming robots after people) :) |
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Thanks, Dan |
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This does not sound the least bit boring to me! What you've described above will be an excellent teaching tool. It sounds somewhat like Joe Johnson's video, which was the most informative and helpful of the 4 posted. |
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Our team is working on a prototype of the catapult system used, our question is what are they using to pull back the arm on team JVN? What is the black material shown in the picture attached? :confused:
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http://www.mcmaster.com/#surgical-tubing/=q6g64z |
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