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kjohnson 24-02-2016 16:40

pic: FRC 1610 presents Sir Charles
 

sanddrag 24-02-2016 16:43

Re: pic: FRC 1610 presents Sir Charles
 
I have to ask, did you name your robot after the (in)famous game announcer of FRC past, Sir Charles? What ever happened to that guy anyway?

kjohnson 24-02-2016 17:12

Re: pic: FRC 1610 presents Sir Charles
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sanddrag (Post 1546207)
I have to ask, did you name your robot after the (in)famous game announcer of FRC past, Sir Charles? What ever happened to that guy anyway?

Ha, the robot was actually named after a former mentor who passed away in December. No reference to the announcer intended. We added the "Sir" to fit the game. Kinda like this:


lynca 26-02-2016 08:48

Re: pic: FRC 1610 presents Sir Charles
 
I like the main breaker sticker !

Does this robot shoot high goal ?

Jessica Boucher 26-02-2016 09:01

Re: pic: FRC 1610 presents Sir Charles
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sanddrag (Post 1546207)
I have to ask, did you name your robot after the (in)famous game announcer of FRC past, Sir Charles? What ever happened to that guy anyway?

I immediately thought of that Sir Charles as well. He's Atlanta local and doesn't travel much - WPI once flew him up as a surprise for the regional, and that's the last time I've seen him announce.

Fun fact: he also had his own gospel radio hour for a while. I would have loved to hear it.

kjohnson 28-02-2016 12:54

Re: pic: FRC 1610 presents Sir Charles
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by lynca (Post 1547358)
I like the main breaker sticker !

Does this robot shoot high goal ?

It does shoot high goal. The ball is held in the intake for low goal, or pulled back past the shooter wheels and pushed back through with a pneumatic plunger for a high goal shot.


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