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NiGhtMarE_AnGeL 24-01-2006 18:47
1266's Ball Launcher prototype!
 
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have a looksie...and enjoy ;)

Rick TYler 24-01-2006 19:05
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I'm sure it's really interesting, but on my Windows XP system, both Real Player and Quicktime claim the file is either not a valid MPEG 4 file, or is corrupted. :(

Clay 24-01-2006 19:23
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Same problem here. I am using a mac os with Quicktime, Realplayer, and Windows Media.

Nimmy 24-01-2006 19:33
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Me2 Eror- 2010:file contains some invalid data

or something along those lines hope you fix it

NiGhtMarE_AnGeL 24-01-2006 22:53
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ahh! :ahh:
darn :mad:

okay i'll get my Tech buddy on it asap! (lol cus hes better at it than i am hhe)

sorry!
check back same time tomorow and it should be all bueno!
:cool:

Maura 25-01-2006 16:04
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Sorry about that here is the file in divx
enjoy

BRosser314 25-01-2006 16:25
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good job guys

Jery 25-01-2006 18:19
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We (1538) had problems with those kinds of wheels as launchers.

Two things:
1. They shred the balls paint off
2. They come apart from their housing very easily

Other than that if you just set the motors on the gearbox FIRST gives you, the set up used our battery in about 5 minutes of trial and error.

Other than that, nice job guys! We always like to see our Team San Diego teams doing well.

- JERY!!!!!

adodge 26-01-2006 13:07
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Whoa. Were those two totally different movies? I was only able to get the first one working using mplayer, which I've found to be somewhat more robust, but it seems to be cut off just above the launcher, so you can't see it.

The launcher looks cool, though. I look forward to seeing it in person sometime. Good job.

Jon Jack 26-01-2006 20:15
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Originally Posted by adodge
Whoa. Were those two totally different movies? I was only able to get the first one working using mplayer, which I've found to be somewhat more robust, but it seems to be cut off just above the launcher, so you can't see it.

The launcher looks cool, though. I look forward to seeing it in person sometime. Good job.
They're the same. The difference is that the first video is cropped and the aspect ratio is off a little.

Why is it that when a ball is dropped from the top it takes 2 or 3 seconds to fire.

Jimbo5051 26-01-2006 20:36
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Quote:
Originally Posted by NiGhtMarE_AnGeL
have a looksie...and enjoy ;)
a litte in appropriate

Salik Syed 26-01-2006 23:43
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nice! how do you plan to bring the balls to the shooter though? what motor is it powered with?

Alekat 27-01-2006 01:30
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Originally Posted by Salik Syed
nice! how do you plan to bring the balls to the shooter though? what motor is it powered with?
I assume gravity feed, but I also would like to know which motors you used.

Jon Jack 27-01-2006 12:15
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Originally Posted by Alekat
I assume gravity feed, but I also would like to know which motors you used.
I'm assuming they are using 2 mini-bike motors.

NiGhtMarE_AnGeL 29-01-2006 21:37
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimbo5051
a litte in appropriate
mew?
howso?

gosh
:confused:
unless youre making fun of me..people do that nowa days..>.<


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