1927's 2008 Robot
 

This is our 2008 robot it is 26"x37" and weight's 112 lbs. it stands at 4'10"

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What is the reach?

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it can lift the ball up to 7' into the air. it can knock the ball off in hybrid and put it back up on the rack

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SWEEEEEEEEEEEET!!!

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the finished version has sides and bumpers all the way around

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holy huge tires.

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ummm..... how secure is the battery?

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sweet.
any videos?

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we have had great success laying the battery down

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pic of finished robot...



hey chad

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Please tell me those bumpers are rectangular, and it's just the photo that makes it look like you cut off the bottom leading corner. Else, you're not done. Check <R08> very carefully.

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Very nice, looks alot like ours, no its kind of freaky I mean like prefect copy....
I guess the only difference is that our tilt clynder was not regulated and destroyed our arm. But we are rebuilding it, if I can find a pretest pic ill post

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Somehow, I think they are going to be rebuilding their bumpers over the next day or two. Both corners appear cut down, which is prohibited by <R08> AND the Q&A.

This aside from the fact that the robot is only finished after the last post-season, if then...

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i checked it VERY carefully and found nothing. would you please explain this?

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It's not <R08> itself--it's the Q&A responses. They are being VERY repeat VERY strict about deviation from the designs in <R08>. No lightening holes, in fact no holes other than mounting holes, are allowed (by Q&A). Also, no single-pool-noodle-high bumpers are allowed; that's been asked too. You've got it single-high on teh corners, and you have (presumably) removed the backing for weight. That's a mighty big hole... and it isn't for mounting purposes.

Again, it's Q&A about the rule, not the rule itself. There are three pages on robot safety. Almost every post is about bumper design.