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Love the simplicity of this design, you can probably get away with only 2 vertical members and A framing it properly, but I suspect the 4 vertical members makes the track easier to build and less susceptible to binding. I'm a big fan of fast human player loading, its going to be the fastest way to build stacks. I'll bet most regionals can be won by just stacking all the HP Totes and placing a couple bins.
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Re: pic: Here is our final primary design.
We think you are the perfect robot!!!
Good strategy, keep it up. Hope to join up with you at Champs. |
Re: pic: Here is our final primary design.
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Even though we have a "bottom stacker", we've tried to make our design as tall as possible, with the idea that if it should prove too unstable during driver practice (or early rounds), we can tone it down, while we can not exceed the design at the last minute. As long as we have RCs available, we currently expect to make a 4 or 5 tote stack, score it, then add one or two totes on top with an RC (and possibly litter) to score the big points. Unless you've come up with some whiz-bang way to stabilize the stack (and especially the RC), trying to "bottom stack" six totes with an RC on top while staying under 78" sounds like an exercise in futility. |
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Our robot is not made to win a regional on its own. we may try that in future years. |
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Carrying a full stack with speed might require an additional actuator depending on the setup - so I expect to see teams switching from precarious 6 stacks to manageable 3 or 4 stacks. |
Re: pic: Here is our final primary design.
well i guess well see you out there (;
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