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Daniel Brim 14-02-2008 01:34

pic: Team 125 Drive
 

Tom Bottiglieri 14-02-2008 01:36

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Looks great. This machine should be a great competitor if the launcher works as well as I think it will.

Michael Corsetto 14-02-2008 02:47

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Looks very nice and streamlined. I like how the side plate for the entire drivetrain also serves as one of the sides to the gearbox. How is the whole system tensioned? Can't wait to see the rest of it.

Mike C.

EricVicenti 14-02-2008 03:30

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Beautiful drivetrain. Keep up the good work!

Jimmy Nichols 14-02-2008 06:36

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What is your ground clearance?

Daniel Brim 14-02-2008 06:51

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Rex114 (Post 698625)
Looks very nice and streamlined. I like how the side plate for the entire drivetrain also serves as one of the sides to the gearbox. How is the whole system tensioned? Can't wait to see the rest of it.

Mike C.

There is no tensioner for the belts implemented at the moment. It will probably end up being a piece of delrin underneath the bumper standoffs (the bigger plate between the sides).

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jimmy Nichols (Post 698639)
What is your ground clearance?

At the sides, our ground clearance is 1/2". Our battery plate is below this, so in the middle it's 3/8". We also have a few nuts below that. There's a video from ground-level of this thing driving floating around somewhere, so hopefully we can upload that and show it to everybody.

Jimmy Nichols 14-02-2008 08:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Daniel Brim (Post 698644)
At the sides, our ground clearance is 1/2". Our battery plate is below this, so in the middle it's 3/8". We also have a few nuts below that. There's a video from ground-level of this thing driving floating around somewhere, so hopefully we can upload that and show it to everybody.

Just a warning, there is a ~1/2" bump on the playing field around the lane divider.

Tom Bottiglieri 14-02-2008 08:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Jimmy Nichols (Post 698686)
Just a warning, there is a ~1/2" bump on the playing field around the lane divider.

This will go right over it. Remember, it has wheels. ;)

kborer22 14-02-2008 08:38

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Here you go, 2 vids 1 of us turning on a dime, and the other doing a little driving

Turning: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBTPLcIByU4

Driving: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jsa3PC0lOb8

D_Price 14-02-2008 08:40

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nice design but will it hold up if a ball is dropped on it.

MrForbes 14-02-2008 08:47

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Very nice, I'll have to spend some time looking it over in a few weeks!

kborer22 14-02-2008 09:33

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Hell918 (Post 698695)
nice design but will it hold up if a ball is dropped on it.

we have designed this to be a very robust system, similar to last year's design. example: some new members of the team were testing reading encoder values, something went wrong and the disable switch did not disable, the robot ended up driving/falling/jumping a set of 4 stairs, not a thing happened to it.

Daniel Brim 14-02-2008 09:49

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Hell918 (Post 698695)
nice design but will it hold up if a ball is dropped on it.

Absolutely. The system is extremely sturdy, and not much of that (if any) will be prone to contact by a ball once we get our other mechanisms on it.

MrForbes 14-02-2008 09:53

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A couple days ago I spent some time throwing the ball at our robot...what fun!

Jimmy Nichols 14-02-2008 10:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tom Bottiglieri (Post 698690)
This will go right over it. Remember, it has wheels. ;)

Maybe, maybe not, depends on whether the 1/2" bump is a 1/2" and it isn't 5/8" of 3/4" at a regional.


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