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Dr Theta 27-01-2008 21:23

Re: Team 1711 prototype
 
By my interpretation of the rule their is no set limit vertically, as it would be rather difficult to raise a 40" diameter ball less than 80" and still manage for it to pass over an overpass that is 78" off of the groung that is why the rule specifically states an 80" circle in the horizontal plain.

Jaybee1405 27-01-2008 21:27

Re: Team 1711 prototype
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dr Theta (Post 686966)
By my interpretation of the rule their is no set limit vertically, as it would be rather difficult to raise a 40" diameter ball less than 80" and still manage for it to pass over an overpass that is 78" off of the groung that is why the rule specifically states an 80" circle in the horizontal plain.

There is no vertical restriction. Touch the ceiling if you want to. The 80" restriction is horizontal.

EricH 27-01-2008 21:27

Re: Team 1711 prototype
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dr Theta (Post 686966)
By my interpretation of the rule their is no set limit vertically, as it would be rather difficult to raise a 40" diameter ball less than 80" and still manage for it to pass over an overpass that is 78" off of the groung that is why the rule specifically states an 80" circle in the horizontal plain.

It doesn't say 80" horizontal circle. It says point to point measurement (the circle is an example).

Unlimited height is a good thing...

thefro526 27-01-2008 21:28

Re: Team 1711 prototype
 
Whats up the the traction/mecanum wheel set-up in the one pick

Jaybee1405 27-01-2008 21:30

Re: Team 1711 prototype
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by thefro526 (Post 686975)
Whats up the the traction/mecanum wheel set-up in the one pick

He explained it in some post, something about they tried 2 mecs and decided to go for all 4

neoshaakti 27-01-2008 21:45

Re: Team 1711 prototype
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by esisso (Post 686841)
we have a freakishly similar design....may i ask what material you used for the "jaw"....also how do you close it up to fit inside starting position.....congratulations on an amazing looking robot

here is our design (sadly we dont have anyone experienced with CAD) so we use chalk and a board...the design is to scale..we have a protoype, much like yours except with a different method of gripping the ball (we used PVC...i dont personally like the pvc idea i like yours much better)


dude, we have almost the same design

7-11number1...we have practically the same design...just we dont use pneumatics to lift the arm

MrJebus 27-01-2008 21:50

Re: Team 1711 prototype
 
Thats a very cool design, looks a lot like a beefed up Rack and Roll...


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