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pic: Team 968 - 2006 Robot
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I now dub thee "recliner bot". :p
That's a nice design. If the lexan shielding material wasn't there, I would try to sit on it if I saw it. lol Looks like a recliner on 6 wheels. Where are you going this year? |
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i think it looks kind of like a red guillotine of wheels
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That is an impressive robot! Clean and simple! Looks like it will be reliable and has a nice low CG to get up the ramp.
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Thanks for all the compliments!
Currently, we are only attending the Southern California regional. If things go well, we might end up at nationals. I should note that these are early pictures, and the robot is still missing the shooting wheel and the rear chute to funnel the balls up to the shooter. Take a look at 254's pictures for a better idea of how it looks now. There are a few more pictures in the thread itself at http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=45204 |
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A simple yet effective robot, I love it. Very clean, low center of gravity, probably very high scoring robot. I don't think I've seen a cleaner looking robot in awhile, got any specs? I see a 2 speed gearbox on it.
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Very smooth looking bot. I wouldn't want to put it out on the field and risk damage.
How did you color/paint/anodize/ or make it look all red, for that matter? I've been looking for ways to paint the bots without having the paint peel off every time we breath on it. |
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Pretty nice and clean looking bot, like always.:)
Are you using bumpers on the side to protect your nice wheels? |
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What does each transmission weigh and what does that measurement include as far as motor(s) and cylinder goes?
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