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It apparently happened on our team before I was around. We also broke an AndyMark rubber wheel in last year's game, so I wouldn't put it past us.
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I guess if it doesn't happen often, then it could be a possibility, I'm just a fan of the simplicity of the caster.
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I'm a teacher. I've seen a TON of broken casters on chairs in the school. No broken omnis. If your team broke one five years ago or so, see if you can track down the circumstances. AndyMark and Vex have improved their products each year and I sincerely doubt you'd find this year's wheels to have problems.
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Re: pic: 1710's Recycle Rush Chassis
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Just a random thought, see about some ball casters--for both chassis!--and maybe add some omnis to an order that comes in later for the practice chassis, and see how they all hold up. Video of 56 in 2005... http://www.thebluealliance.com/team/56/2005; be advised that you won't be able to see much of them. Best bet is the Q94 from Galileo Division, near the start. |
That's the beauty of two robots. If we decide after drive practice that it isn't working, we can make adjustments.
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Re: pic: 1710's Recycle Rush Chassis
Digging the chassis design and can definitely see the pick up potential but I will have to agree with a lot of the others on this thread in stating that; even with programming in place for the casters it still leaves a ton of inconsistency in using these wheels.
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Thanks. We're really digging it too. Clearly there is enough evidence here to look into other wheels. We'll mess around with all the options |
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