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ZJ Lin 05-02-2014 02:45

Team 3008 Robot
 

Justin Shelley 05-02-2014 10:50

Re: Team 3008 Robot
 
Clean and nice looking robot! Is there a catapult under the ball?
Being completed 12 days early so that things can be bugged and drivers can gain experience is a huge advantage!

Jibri Wright 05-02-2014 12:27

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That's a cool looking robot!:D I can kinda see through the robot to the floor just above the battery. Did you guys mount your electronics upside down? That's something we're doing this year too.

ZJ Lin 05-02-2014 12:38

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Justin Shelley (Post 1337938)
Clean and nice looking robot! Is there a catapult under the ball?
Being completed 12 days early so that things can be bugged and drivers can gain experience is a huge advantage!

Thanks, yes we have a pneumatic catapult under the ball

ZJ Lin 05-02-2014 12:40

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Jibri Wright (Post 1337984)
That's a cool looking robot!:D I can kinda see through the robot to the floor just above the battery. Did you guys mount your electronics upside down? That's something we're doing this year too.

Thanks. Our electronics are mounted to the belly pan of our robot. The battery is approx 1 inch aboce the ground mounted upright at the back

bduddy 05-02-2014 14:31

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What's the launch angle? That looks like it could be very easy to block any shots...

Justin Shelley 05-02-2014 15:57

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Quote:

Originally Posted by bduddy (Post 1338037)
What's the launch angle? That looks like it could be very easy to block any shots...

I think that most teams who try to block shots with their robot are going to have problems. The force of the ball would break parts or completely knock it over.

ZJ Lin 05-02-2014 16:14

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Quote:

Originally Posted by bduddy (Post 1338037)
What's the launch angle? That looks like it could be very easy to block any shots...

We have very steep launch angle. We haven't measured it yet but with the intake extended the defended would have to be approx 20 inches away. Good point though definitly would have to watchout on that

Bob Steele 05-02-2014 18:18

Re: Team 3008 Robot
 
Nice clean looking robot. A great job!!
Good luck on the field!!

Squillo 05-02-2014 22:34

Re: Team 3008 Robot
 
Schweeeet! We'll see you in Honolulu! Gonna be a fun tournament.

Are you going anywhere else this year?

Rick Wagner 06-02-2014 01:52

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3008 will be in San Antonio Texas for the Alamo Regional, then back to Hawaii for the Hawaii Regional FRC. Thanks for the encouraging comments.

AllenGregoryIV 06-02-2014 02:30

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Very clean design, can't wait to see it in action at Alamo. Should also be nice and easy to inspect.

waialua359 06-02-2014 03:11

Re: Team 3008 Robot
 
Congratulations on finishing your robot early this build season.
I had a chance to follow it the last several weeks, and the simple "Team 16"
inspired design looks great.
*We even borrowed their launch cylinders for several days as we waited for ours donated by teams 3666 and 144.

Good luck in San Antonio. We will be several hundred miles North in Dallas a couple weeks later.


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