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Wayne C.

10-03-2007 15:41

pic: Completing a row of 7

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Shadow503

10-03-2007 15:42

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Wow, I'm impressed. Where was the other team while this was happening?

PandaMan

10-03-2007 15:45

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The team with the red bumpers is playing defense (they were on the blue alliance).

Dave McLaughlin

10-03-2007 16:35

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Looks really solid... was that during a practice match or during qualifiers?

Kristian Calhoun

10-03-2007 16:41

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave McLaughlin (Post 594278)

Looks really solid... was that during a practice match or during qualifiers?

Neither, it was during eliminations - Semi Finals 1-2.

Dave McLaughlin

10-03-2007 16:42

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nice, how did you guys dodge the defense so thourly?

nuggetsyl

10-03-2007 16:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave McLaughlin (Post 594286)

nice, how did you guys dodge the defense so thourly?

we didnt. this is why i have to disagree with jj of 47. If we do not build a beefy drive train then teams stop us from capping.

Dave McLaughlin

10-03-2007 16:47

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Thats understandable, how did you set up your drive train?

pafwl

10-03-2007 20:33

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We did the same thing in our last preliminary round at the Pacific Northwest Regional. We put up al 7 because 1 alliance member was down and the other was a lifter. They provided a little defense that helped. The other side was also trying to score ringers but were hampered by our second alliance member. They left us alone. Then they all took off in the last 30 seconds to lift and we were able to get up the last 3.

Our drive train is banebots tandems (2 CIMS) per side direct driven into 6" andy mark grippy wheels on a standard FIRST frame.

Bharat Nain

10-03-2007 20:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave McLaughlin (Post 594291)

Thats understandable, how did you set up your drive train?

Currently its 8 wheel drive, powered by 4 CIM motors, gear drive. For more info on our previous prototypes, look here.

teenmisfit

10-03-2007 23:49

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we capped a row of 8 twice and without a beefy drivetrain it would be impossible. I'm so glad we went with a solid drive system such as you did. PS 8 wheels sounds SICK :eek:

dancingbrook

11-03-2007 01:08

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teenmisfit, of Manchester West said it already, but here is a photo of one finish; 8 rings around the base plus 60 more bonus points with Manchester, NH and Enfield, CT sitting pretty on top of the ATC14/Conval (Peterborough, NH) defense and 60 bonus points almost every time machine. Great fun. http://www.flickr.com/photos/7283886@N02/417182098/

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