Chief Delphi - pic: Team 1538 / The Holy Cows

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robodude03

21-04-2014 02:17

pic: Team 1538 / The Holy Cows - Daisy Cowapult

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kiettyyyy

21-04-2014 02:19

Re: pic: Team 1538 / The Holy Cows - Daisy Cowapult

Forgot to mention. The video didn't have captions regarding our autonomous modes.

We have the following:

2 Ball Hot
1 Ball Hot (left or right)
1 Ball Hot, 1 Ball Cold (We ran this at San Diego)

JesseK

21-04-2014 10:36

Re: pic: Team 1538 / The Holy Cows - Daisy Cowapult

Hmm, how does that auto-adjusting active intake work? Is the whole thing (motor and all) on a slide? That's pretty sweet.

connor.worley

21-04-2014 12:01

Re: pic: Team 1538 / The Holy Cows - Daisy Cowapult

Quote:

Originally Posted by JesseK (Post 1377193)

Hmm, how does that auto-adjusting active intake work? Is the whole thing (motor and all) on a slide? That's pretty sweet.

Yup, the whole assembly is spring tensioned.

mmaunu

21-04-2014 12:45

Re: pic: Team 1538 / The Holy Cows - Daisy Cowapult

Another great robot from Hall Of Fame Team 1538. I know that we are looking forward to match 145 where we get to play another qualification match with you; that makes one qual match together at each event this year!

Gregor

22-04-2014 00:41

Re: pic: Team 1538 / The Holy Cows - Daisy Cowapult

I always love your wiring. Do you have any 2014 electrical pictures?

Nuttyman54

22-04-2014 01:07

Re: pic: Team 1538 / The Holy Cows - Daisy Cowapult

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gregor (Post 1377643)

I always love your wiring. Do you have any 2014 electrical pictures?

NSFW ;)

connor.worley

22-04-2014 02:10

Re: pic: Team 1538 / The Holy Cows - Daisy Cowapult

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gregor (Post 1377643)

I always love your wiring. Do you have any 2014 electrical pictures?

http://imgur.com/a/jnEV9. Not the most detailed pics... feel free to see it in person.

DampRobot

22-04-2014 02:19

Re: pic: Team 1538 / The Holy Cows - Daisy Cowapult

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Originally Posted by connor.worley (Post 1377657)

http://imgur.com/a/jnEV9. Not the most detailed pics... feel free to see it in person.

What are the benefits of using hardware to hold the elex pieces down to the bellypan? What hardware do you use, and why did you start using it?

Gregor

22-04-2014 02:29

Re: pic: Team 1538 / The Holy Cows - Daisy Cowapult

Quote:

Originally Posted by connor.worley (Post 1377657)

http://imgur.com/a/jnEV9. Not the most detailed pics... feel free to see it in person.

Oh duh I've seen these before. Thanks, and will do!

kiettyyyy

22-04-2014 03:02

Re: pic: Team 1538 / The Holy Cows - Daisy Cowapult

Quote:

Originally Posted by DampRobot (Post 1377659)

What are the benefits of using hardware to hold the elex pieces down to the bellypan? What hardware do you use, and why did you start using it?

Well, the electrical components do have clearance holes for the hardware we're using...

It allows us to align all of our hardware in CAD and ensure that the electronics are robustly fastened to the baseplate. We typically use 1/4-28 on 1/8" plate. For the Talons, we use #10-32. For the Digital Sidecar and Spike Relays, we use #6-32.

All of our fasteners holding down electronics are Nylon screws to ensure that there is proper frame isolation. Teams have had issues using shielded DB-37 cables and DB-25 cables and didn't realize that the shield was touching metal fasteners, creating a short between chassis and potentially ground/power.

Not to mention, using Nylon screws is significantly lighter than using your typical metal fastener in this application.

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