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Arefin Bari 12-02-2006 15:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by robosapien
Is there any official information from team 179 about the event for this year?

According to Tytus,

February 18th... from 1 p.m. till 4 p.m. at the Swampland.

Inlet grove high school
7071 Garden Road
Riviera Beach, FL 33407

Joe Johnson 12-02-2006 15:57

Re: pic: Team 1523 Shooter + Video
 
You must be using a one-way roller clutch so that the rubber band can over run the van door motor. Very clever.
  • Lets the elastic take over when it needs to.
  • Doesn't require an elaborate catch.
  • Rapid firing without complex sequencing issues.
  • Allows the "follow through" of the arm to partially wind the arm for the next toss.
  • van door motor starts rewind automatically when the arm slows down
Beautiful!

I had my doubts about the feasability of making a rapid fire catapult.

But, you ave done a great job, one that I think has a chance to compete with the pitching machine solutions.

Well done.

Joe J.

nuggetsyl 12-02-2006 16:35

Re: pic: Team 1523 Shooter + Video
 
how far back were you shooting from in the video

shaun

spamified88 12-02-2006 16:39

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Wow, that is a really cool shooting mechanism! How did you come up with that idea? Did you base it off of a batting cage launcher?

Chris_Elston 12-02-2006 17:00

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Great job guys.

The only comment I have though.


I don't know much about measuring with a radar gun, are you suppose to measure the ball on coming into the radar gun or away from the radar gun?

It looked to me in the video you are measuring your Poofy Balls as it was leaving the range of your radar gun.

Which way should it be or more accurate to make sure the reading you are getting from the gun is indeed what it says it is?

Eldarion 12-02-2006 17:13

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Great job guys! Very impressive! :yikes:

Eric Scheuing 12-02-2006 17:14

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Wow. That's very impressive. I have one question though.

How does it load? Does the belt you have load into something, or is it incomplete?

d.courtney 12-02-2006 17:15

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very cool shooting mechanism (do I smell innovation award)

TriggsJr 12-02-2006 17:35

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REALLY COOL

Can you change the distance it can fire

are you going to use the camera to aim.

This is a great rapid fire machine.

rocknthehawk 12-02-2006 18:15

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i'm jealous!

NOT of the shooter (which looks really good!), but of the fact that you're wearing shorts!

miketwalker 12-02-2006 18:59

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Very nicely done, I didn't think that catapults could come out with a rapid-fire. I can't wait to see it when you guys tweak it and work out the accuracy bugs. Just be careful with the surgical tubing since over time it doesn't pull as hard, which will change how fast your motor pulls those balls up over time. Great job guys.

phrontist 12-02-2006 22:24

Re: pic: Team 1523 Shooter + Video
 
This is by far the coolest shooter I've seen mechanically. Can you fire from multiple distances?

LightWaves1636 13-02-2006 00:41

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Awesome shooter! I really love the design and idea. The best use of a catapult ever!

Mike AA 13-02-2006 01:30

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It appears you have exceeded your bandwidth limit on your website? This I cant watch :(

If you would like it hosted at another location I can host the file for you, or there is also mediaputfile I believe it is?

-Mike Aalderink

Scott Morgan 13-02-2006 02:48

Re: pic: Team 1523 Shooter + Video
 
It took me a while but I was able to figure it out without seeing the video
but i would really like to see it in action
looks awesome


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