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Goobergunch 31-01-2005 20:28

Re: Under or over weight?
 
The Friarbot mkIII is currently 58 lbs, leaving half the weight limit for the arm that we have yet to fabricate.

pakrat 31-01-2005 20:28

Re: Under or over weight?
 
I think we might have found a hard hitter. But we stil aren't sure if we're over...

JTRULOCK 01-02-2005 19:56

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right now team 1388 is approx. 20 pounds under weight.

EOC 02-02-2005 07:41

Re: Under or over weight?
 
The team 1208 completed (we think) robot is six pounds under weight.

ghansel 02-02-2005 20:57

Re: Under or over weight?
 
What robot? :rolleyes:

Andrew Schuetze 02-02-2005 21:36

Re: Under or over weight?
 
The kitbot transmission and chasiss really helped us out with a fast start on designs and weight. The nearly complete robot is in around 75 lbs. We are very much a single function robot with only a two segment arm at this time. We are using four CIM with a four wheel drive and then a window lift motor with a roller chain gear reduction for the arm. If we add a pnuematic extension to give us more reach we will be over a 100 lbs and closing in on the 120 limit. ;)

Alan Anderson 02-02-2005 23:29

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I was concerned today about what I thought was an overly heavy camera "cage". Then I found that the robot had been weighed with all pieces (not all assembled, but all present) and was significantly underweight.

I fear something major has been overlooked, though I can't imagine what.

Michael Corsetto 03-02-2005 01:52

Re: Under or over weight?
 
Our "SECRET" drive train this year will weigh around 65-70 pounds so the rest of the team made me swear that my arm would weigh less than 30. :ahh: I'm just hoping I come somewhere near that goal. So this year team 114 is keeping to KISS, except for the drive train, and electronics box, and grabber... Okay mabe just the arm. :rolleyes:

UlTiMaTeP 03-02-2005 02:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by CRAZYMADI
...Our transmission system only account for 35 pounds.....

Jeez! What did you make your trannys out of? Depleted Uranium?

IndianChieftain 03-02-2005 10:40

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Our team's ideology is to remove all the weight possible before assembly. We are cutting out triangles out of our arm like crazy. Weight reduction is a major thing this year for us, since last year we had to cut down 10 lbs with a drill and dremel tool. If you have a cnc router in your shop, it would be a good idea to engrave your team number or logo ( or even your sponsors) onto wherever :D .

bigqueue 10-02-2005 14:40

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How does 25-30 lbs over weight sound to people....kind of scary, huh! <yikes> :ahh:

Modeish 10-02-2005 14:51

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We are currently 10 pounds under but are adding more that wasnt planned. Its gonna be close. :(

-The Mode

Peter Matteson 10-02-2005 15:43

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I took 177 to cover the spread and the under... err um we'll be 120 lbs by the end of inspection on Thurs of the UTC. :D

razor95kds 10-02-2005 16:00

Re: Under or over weight?
 
our team is trying to be underweight by 5 pounds so we can add counter weights so we won't fall over when lifting tetra or tetras.

laditek 10-02-2005 19:52

Re: Under or over weight?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jay H 237
As of right now we're underweight.................but it's not fully assembled and all parts aren't machined yet so that may have something to do with it. ;)


Well 50 1" holes that are 1/8" thick alluminum equals 1 lb
hope that trivia helps


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