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Otaku 17-09-2007 14:40

Re: Help out rookie/less experienced teams
 
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Originally Posted by AG352120 (Post 642637)
Ok then thanks for the information I'll look into the AM gearbox, it looks pretty nice. Now I have a new question, what wheel speed is the best? What are teams going with and what do you guys, personally, think is the optimal wheel speed to use?

It all depends on what you need it for. 675 uses 12:1 gearboxes and only one team has honestly pushed us. We're a defensive 'bot, however. If you want offence, you'll need to get a higher speed.

AG352120 17-09-2007 14:52

Re: Help out rookie/less experienced teams
 
Well what is your wheel speed with a 12:1 gearbox?

Otaku 17-09-2007 14:58

Re: Help out rookie/less experienced teams
 
I don't honestly know -- but it's not the fastest in the world. It's actually quite slow.

I'll find the speed later, assuming the bot's running.

Billfred 17-09-2007 15:03

Re: Help out rookie/less experienced teams
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by AG352120 (Post 642637)
Ok then thanks for the information I'll look into the AM gearbox, it looks pretty nice. Now I have a new question, what wheel speed is the best? What are teams going with and what do you guys, personally, think is the optimal wheel speed to use?

The answer: It varies according to strategy and the games.

As I recall, 1618's drive system this year was geared to around 12 feet per second in high gear and around five in low--I can't confirm those numbers, but they sound about right. Most folks agree that 12 is about the upper limit of usefulness on an FRC field, but we wanted a fast scorer. (We actually wound up with a fast defender, but often the two concepts are intertwined.)

AG352120 17-09-2007 15:09

Re: Help out rookie/less experienced teams
 
Ok then thanks for the info, and, sorry for the newbie question, but how do you access the white papers on chief delphi?

Otaku 17-09-2007 15:32

Re: Help out rookie/less experienced teams
 
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Originally Posted by AG352120 (Post 642645)
Ok then thanks for the info, and, sorry for the newbie question, but how do you access the white papers on chief delphi?


Go to CD-Media (up at the top) and on the righthand side should be the whitepapers section.


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