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Hadi379 10-01-2009 01:02

pic: 379's test chassis and trailor on FRP
 

Greg Marra 10-01-2009 01:03

Re: pic: 379's test chassis and trailor on FRP
 
Please post video once you have the full test setup! I am sure many teams would love to see how a robot with trailer performs on the field and may not have the resources to build their own test trailer! Thanks!

keen101 10-01-2009 10:37

Re: pic: 379's test chassis and trailor on FRP
 
I don't see any bumpers on the trailer. A realistic test in my mind would include the bumpers and whatever is used to mount them. Otherwise looks pretty good. However I'm more interested in how it will turn, but it doesn't look like you have enough to test turning.

Linguine 10-01-2009 13:46

Re: pic: 379's test chassis and trailor on FRP
 
Nice, Video please!

Trav-O 10-01-2009 13:50

Re: pic: 379's test chassis and trailor on FRP
 
You Need Safety Glasses!
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Kyle379 10-01-2009 14:12

Re: pic: 379's test chassis and trailor on FRP
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Trav-O (Post 797637)
You Need Safety Glasses!
:mad:
:mad:
:mad:
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The robot wasn't running at the time. This was taken during a strategy meeting. :D

Trav-O 10-01-2009 14:17

Re: pic: 379's test chassis and trailor on FRP
 
Do you know what is in those batteries? acid and lead... Exactly. do you want that in your eye? Exactly.

DARKAGE 10-01-2009 20:35

Re: pic: 379's test chassis and trailor on FRP
 
your back wheels are not the FIRST wheels you cannot use those wheels only the FIRST wheels.

acdcfan259 10-01-2009 20:37

Re: pic: 379's test chassis and trailor on FRP
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DARKAGE (Post 798039)
your back wheels are not the FIRST wheels you cannot use those wheels only the FIRST wheels.

Read the picture description. I think they realize.

Travis Hoffman 10-01-2009 20:41

Re: pic: 379's test chassis and trailor on FRP
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DARKAGE (Post 798039)
your back wheels are not the FIRST wheels you cannot use those wheels only the FIRST wheels.

They know this; they mentioned it in the picture caption.

We just obtained 20 FRP panels today. After we get permission from our lovely principal to install them in the school's multipurpose room next week, Team 379 is welcome to come over and drive around if they need the space. We'll be doing the same with a widebody version pulling our trailer next week. We'll make sure to grab some video.

Geez, we get a new school and there's no room to put a full size field. I'd rather have our old, ratty small gym right about now.....:rolleyes:

Kyle379 10-01-2009 22:48

Re: pic: 379's test chassis and trailor on FRP
 
We'll have a chassis designed very soon. I would like to see what kind of pushing/pinning abilities you have on this floor do you think we could arrange a test like that?

Andrew Y. 11-01-2009 19:01

Re: pic: 379's test chassis and trailor on FRP
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Trav-O (Post 797675)
Do you know what is in those batteries? acid and lead... Exactly. do you want that in your eye? Exactly.

take it easy, you telling me you ALWAYS wear safety glasses when your around lead batteries?

Greg Peshek 11-01-2009 19:15

Re: pic: 379's test chassis and trailor on FRP
 
We haven't tried pulling a trailer yet, how's the actual pulling ability on the FRP? That's the one thing we've been curious about.. the acceleration without the trailer didn't seem to bad on the FRP, so I'm curious as to how it acts with the trailer on the straight line speeds.

daltore 11-01-2009 23:29

Re: pic: 379's test chassis and trailor on FRP
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Trav-O (Post 797675)
Do you know what is in those batteries? acid and lead... Exactly. do you want that in your eye? Exactly.

Actually, these are AGM's (Absorbed Glass Mat), so it's just a solid mass inside the case. Even if you break the case (or indeed if you removed the case, as long as the contents were isolated from shorts), it would still work because it's all solidified into fiberglass and lead. No, you don't want it in your eye, but you also don't want to walk on the sun, and there's very little chance of either happening.

And for reference, I'm the guy who makes everyone wear safety glasses when they're FILING. I think the battery will be okay.

Hadi379 12-01-2009 09:45

Re: pic: 379's test chassis and trailor on FRP
 
Here is the link to the video on youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sfmv2Fjplj8


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