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What Powers Your Arm?
What (primarily) Powers your arm?
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Re: What Powers Your Arm?
We have the dreaded double jointed arm, the shoulder- a highly geared down CIM, and the elbow is a window motor, geared down via small-->large sprockets
HTH Marcus |
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You seemed to have forgotten the FP....
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And Homer Simpson in a box.
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my bad As for my bot, we gotta sliding door motor on a 1:6 chain reduction In all seriousness, do you think FIRST would allow having a hamster wheel as a decorative object? Do they specifically ban any living organisms present on the bot? |
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The rules flowchart for power sources specifically states "gerbil".
See: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...ghlight=gerbil |
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You forgot >1 hamsters.
we have a planetary gearbox on the arm powered by (specially cloned) hamsters that run the planets (instead of powering the sun). The ring is another hamster. Max torque && max speed. That thing will fly!! I wonder if there is a limit to how many hamsters we can use.... :D |
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Really I woudl love to use a hamster or "gerbil" bu $@#$@#$@#$@# one of the worm geared motors were using.
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Van door, Fisher Price, and Nippon-Denso.
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forget hamsters, use potatoes!
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You might also want to have the option, Which arm... Some teams have more than one. :D :D
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We are using pnuematics and "Other" you will just have out what it is at the NASA Goddard Play Day in D.C.
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the sliding door motor moves the arm up and down while the window motor rotates the end, also i think there is another motor in there somewhere, i didn't design the thing and i have no idea what it happening with it (even though I'm the one building it!).
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We use FPs with a worm gear and a custom gearbox for reduction.
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