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Re: What r ur robot weights as of right now
something like 75lbs as of now... but we aren't done yet:D
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Re: What r ur robot weights as of right now
our robot (team 2428) weighed in at 95 pounds when we put it on the scale yesterday.
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were done and we are about 98lbs with bumpers
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Re: What r ur robot weights as of right now
The Solidworks model says we're 115.57 lbs...
...with an 8 lbs. ball model ...and a 14 lbs. battery model. The actual robot isn't quite up to speed with the CAD model, but it's close. |
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1923 weighs in at 107 right now.
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we weigh 113.7 without any lightening efforts.
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Our bot is getting close to completion and weighs in at around 76 lbs. :ahh:
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We weigh in at 102 right now with a couple of air cylinders and protection covers left to mount. Should be around 112 when finished. Team 1249, The RoboRats
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we are 95% done and weigh 101 lbs. which is awesome! our first bot ended up weighing 150lbs it sucked lol
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we're 123:yikes: But we are still phasing out heavier prototype parts:cool:
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We're at 108 with a complete manipulator (well, the manipulator isn't actually complete, but we piled the remaining parts on the robot for weighing), the compressor, and a complete drive system. We have yet to add the electricals (should go on on Saturday), all the pneumatic fittings (the tanks were piled on for weighing though), and polycarbonate armor.
I think we'll be close to 120, but our robot hasn't had much weight reduction done to it yet. For example, our chain tensioners weigh 1lb a piece, which could be significantly reduced. I also calculated that we could loose a couple of pounds through some light swiss cheesing of the Toughbox's 50T gears. The first chain reduction on the arm could also be cheesed a bit (I'd a bit squeamish of speed-holing the final reduction though... there is a lot of torque going through that sucker). Beyond that, there are always the old tricks: speed-hole the arm, replace bolts with rivets, and so on. |
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We weigh 99 lbs w/ the bumpers!! We are actually going to add weight for stability.
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How do you weigh your robots? We didn't even know our weight last year until competition, which we found out that it was within our class limit.
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