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Kyle 30-01-2005 19:09

Under or over weight?
 
I was just wondering how many teams are under weight or over weight as of now? It seems that many teams that have posted teasers have said there weight is low.

BoyWithCape195 30-01-2005 19:13

Re: Under or over weight?
 
make this a poll ?!?!

AIBob 30-01-2005 19:17

Re: Under or over weight?
 
What we have planned of our robot is overweight...
But what we have built it underweight, we'll see when we get to the competitions after the fix-it window..

Bcahn836 30-01-2005 19:19

Re: Under or over weight?
 
Right now the robot is under weight but I have a feeling we will be drilling holes 2 days before ship date, so the real question isn't are we going to drill holes, but how many holes we are going to have to drill. :ahh: :ahh:

Jay H 237 30-01-2005 19:20

Re: Under or over weight?
 
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. ;)

Crebb 30-01-2005 19:22

Re: Under or over weight?
 
Inventor 8 says we're underweight :D

Drake 30-01-2005 19:23

Re: Under or over weight?
 
Kinda early to tell. A lot of teams aren't even close to finishing. We currently haven't finished machining all our parts. In the end everyone is going to end up underweight. Nobody can participate if they are overweight. The judges at the events won't pass you on inspection if you are overweight. Or, if you are passed any physical dimension.

Rickertsen2 30-01-2005 19:24

Re: Under or over weight?
 
We are projecting that we will be underweight

KTorak 30-01-2005 19:33

Re: Under or over weight?
 
At our meeting saturday, we looked up weights for the part we needed to order still, and weighed what we have. We are running overweight, but the machining of metal to remove weight has already begun, lol

Justin Baier 30-01-2005 19:59

Re: Under or over weight?
 
Our team is underweight so far. I think we projected that we would end up underwieght too, which is always good... :)

CRAZYMADI 30-01-2005 20:09

Re: Under or over weight?
 
Our team was over weghit last week. We had to design the arm all over again and fortunately we came up with the lightest design possible.
Our transmission system only account for 35 pounds, and 4-wheel steering is on top of it.
Our arm is only made out of alluminun and instead of chains we are usuing simple cable wires to rotate it. i think we are going to end up between 120 or 130.
lets see.......................

MADI
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Max Lobovsky 30-01-2005 20:14

Re: Under or over weight?
 
Our weight (over)estimates put us at about 10 pounds under. We don't really have resources to add additional functionality to our design so we will probably just add reinforcements and excessive decorations with this weight.

Mike Schroeder 30-01-2005 20:19

Re: Under or over weight?
 
I added a poll to the thread as per Kyle's request

Daniel Brim 30-01-2005 22:15

Re: Under or over weight?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Crebb
Inventor 8 says we're underweight :D

Be careful with this. Not all VKOP items have the correct weight. For example, Inventor thinks that the battery weights about 5 lbs. You may want to double-check the weight of all of your components.

-Daniel

Rob 30-01-2005 22:19

Re: Under or over weight?
 
OUr weight will end up being exactly what we designed it to be :D

Rob


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