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WildStang 2014
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I like it. Awesome. What do the blue arms do?
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Looks fantastic. Can't wait to see you at midwest.
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That anodizing is gorgeous. Nice to see some color on a 111bot.
Are we getting a video this year? |
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The best part is that you brought back the bouncy balls in the rollers.
Awesome looking robot. Can't wait to see it at Wisconsin and Midwest this year. |
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Gotta send a shout-out the Stang electrical sub-team. Most space-limited wiring job the team has ever faced.
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Yeah, the balls are only for decoration. And this year, we didn't have to drill them for weight!
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There's a lot going on in that thing, especially in the bottom. WOW. It's kind of amazing to look at and try to figure it all out.
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I see those little balls inside. Are those intake rollers run by squirrel power?
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The rollers are run by a Banebots 550. These were not plugged in in the photos.
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Under the catapult is the PD board and 6 victors. Under the PD board is the air tanks, solenoids and tubing. Up the back are more victors, the cRIO and pneumatics components. It's very dense, to say the least. :) But the students that wired it up did an amazing job keeping it so neat and compact so that nothing gets torn out by our shooter. :eek: |
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I really like how they have polly-cord running the intake rollers. That is a clever solution to get rid of having to create a chain or pulley system, it kills two birds with one stone. It saves weight and it reduces space.
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OOPS! Looks like we forgot to tie down the 5 volt convertor. Add that to the list.
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