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How well do those small cylinders lift the ball? They just look a bit punnie in comparison to the 2'' monsters on the launcher. We tried one 1.5'' by 10'' cylinder mounted in the center ( with mixed results).
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Hey your robot looks alot like ours, 842 and 1725s. Cool ! Us three are twins!
http://www.phxhs.k12.az.us/education...73&pagecat=373 http://photos.project1726.org/displa...lbum=28&pos=13 |
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looks exactly like our bot except we can't lanch:(
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I think you mean 1726. 342 also took this approach, but we are waiting for our shiny decals before we post pics.
Question: We all seem to be using pneumatics for our forks to pick up the ball. We tried to use one 1.5" piston in the center, but we are having a hard time finding the right geometry. Any tips? |
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yeah, put the cylinder on the side! and leave as much room as possible for the ball
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were using tiny pistons, they work great for us. Unfortunately i can not share their sizes or angles
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Yeah, having two small bore pistons would be the best way to go, so you don't have to deal with all that torque trying to tear the lifting arm apart.
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Is the torque why you are using the ABS tube on your lifter for? To min the effect of the torque?
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That's right.
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Hmmm....there are 3 twins in my household: me, and my twin sons.
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:cool: Cool look n robot but how does it work :cool:
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Nice robot hope to see you guys in Pittsburgh!
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