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Team 1727 Drivetrain Video and photos!
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That's probably the most interesting electronics set up I've seen this year. Would you care to tell us what else goes on the robot?
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nice direst drive
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To protect the electronics panels we are going to use lexan and have sponsor logos + goodies on it. It should look pretty slick. :) Quote:
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I like the setup, its open and easy to work with. Alot of teams who design space saving electrical boards don't realize their boards great until it gets buried under some amazingly huge manipulator. Then the person with the smallest hands is forced to work on the electronics. Personally I like big spacious clean boards, If weight permits lol.
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I would have liked to see it turn more with those slick looking omni's, but it was otherwise great to see your smoothly-running drivetrain.
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It's just threaded rod actually, not the most stable but we are adding more support. The actual platform is wood covered in red vinyl for aesthetics. |
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Hopefully by the end of the week there will be some working device video too.. hopefully.... that's if it's all done
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Neat wiring! Great job!
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What did you use to transmit power from the shafts to the wheels?
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