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ghesla 17-02-2016 12:13

pic: 1156's best friend
 

Ari423 17-02-2016 12:15

Re: pic: 1156's best friend
 
What's controlling the Spike? I see the pressure switch and the Spike but I don't see a controller between them.

Also, what's the point of having a PDB if you are only using one 12V output and one 5V output? Why not just use the grey 12V to 5V converter to save room?

Jalerre 17-02-2016 13:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ari423 (Post 1541720)
What's controlling the Spike? I see the pressure switch and the Spike but I don't see a controller between them.

It looks likes its plugged straight into the PDB so I'm assuming it's running continuously.

JesseK 17-02-2016 14:05

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Hmm. It's like a self-building robot that uses human tools.

Scary.

Excuse me while I go get my anti-AI-apocalypse rootkits ready to deploy...

Richard.Varone 17-02-2016 14:05

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It looks like the control of the Spike is wired to the +5V on the PDB through the pressure switch to give them control of the compressor.

tr6scott 17-02-2016 14:17

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Nice simple built from spare parts.. Good job, I would take that 20amp circuit breaker that is not doing anything... and replace the fuse in the spike with it.

The cooling fan is a nice touch too!

ghesla 17-02-2016 14:46

Re: pic: 1156's best friend
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ari423 (Post 1541720)
What's controlling the Spike? I see the pressure switch and the Spike but I don't see a controller between them.

Also, what's the point of having a PDB if you are only using one 12V output and one 5V output? Why not just use the grey 12V to 5V converter to save room?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard.Varone (Post 1541775)
It looks like the control of the Spike is wired to the +5V on the PDB through the pressure switch to give them control of the compressor.

Exactly, the pressure switch control the Spike.

About the PDB, we use this instead the grey regulator because this way we can run motors and tests with this board, plus the fuses.


Quote:

Originally Posted by tr6scott (Post 1541780)
Nice simple built from spare parts.. Good job, I would take that 20amp circuit breaker that is not doing anything... and replace the fuse in the spike with it.

The cooling fan is a nice touch too!

Thanks, and thanks for the tip, we forgot to change!

ctt956 17-02-2016 15:48

Re: pic: 1156's best friend
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JesseK (Post 1541774)
Hmm. It's like a self-building robot that uses human tools.

Scary.

Excuse me while I go get my anti-AI-apocalypse rootkits ready to deploy...

I'll make sure we have a giant sledgehammer...

dmaggio744 17-02-2016 19:38

Re: pic: 1156's best friend
 
This is pretty sick...
We regularly use our pneumatic riveter, but we couldn't bring that to a practice field. The robot spent a night at teammate's house, and we wanted to rivet but broke our manual one. Looks like a great off-season project!

Paul T. 18-02-2016 07:20

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we did that in 2014 when our compressor broke. it worked, a little slow but got the job done. yours is much prettier though, ours was built in twenty minuets by a few sleep deprived kids

Oblarg 18-02-2016 12:36

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I think this is a really cool and clever setup and all, but really, you couldn't bother to rotate the picture 180 degrees before posting? :P

Peyton Yeung 18-02-2016 13:11

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Originally Posted by Oblarg (Post 1542231)
I think this is a really cool and clever setup and all, but really, you couldn't bother to rotate the picture 180 degrees before posting? :P

If you open the picture in a new tab it is right side up.

ghesla 18-02-2016 13:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Oblarg (Post 1542231)
I think this is a really cool and clever setup and all, but really, you couldn't bother to rotate the picture 180 degrees before posting? :P

i'm really annoyed about it, but the picture is in right orientation in the pc. And here, when I open the image, it is right as well. I don't know what kind of sorcery is this. Sorry haha

Oblarg 18-02-2016 13:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Peyton Yeung (Post 1542241)
If you open the picture in a new tab it is right side up.

Quote:

Originally Posted by ghesla (Post 1542244)
i'm really annoyed about it, but the picture is in right orientation in the pc. And here, when I open the image, it is right as well. I don't know what kind of sorcery is this. Sorry haha

Iiiiiinteresting forum software behavior, heh.


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