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Re: Team 241's Turret Prototype ontop of the Harvester Prototype
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Re: Team 241's Turret Prototype ontop of the Harvester Prototype
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Re: Team 241's Turret Prototype ontop of the Harvester Prototype
lets hope nothing but the rover wheels touch the floor haha:D
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Re: Team 241's Turret Prototype ontop of the Harvester Prototype
And how do we know those old guys(*) standing around with hands in their pockets aren't just thinking, "Man, I'm so inspired by what those kids can do!"
(*) I resemble that remark. :rolleyes: |
Re: Team 241's Turret Prototype ontop of the Harvester Prototype
OK people. Didn't want to get into this debate. Let's end it here. rc_cola1323 made an excellent point a few posts back. Thanks:)
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Wow... **face palm** ok well i didnt even relise it when i posted this picture but our robot has been student designed and student built! The mentors just happen to be the ones in the picture wow look at the can of worms i opened up
Team 241 takes prides in that the mentors teach and the students design build and drive |
Re: Team 241's Turret Prototype ontop of the Harvester Prototype
Is it just me or do some robots seem like they are playing Aim High? Just messing 241 the design looks great and simple. I feel like teams who can perfect the turreted shooter will have a big advantage this year.
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Realize that this is a prototype, but it seems like the center of mass is pretty far back - given the motors/electronics/etc are mounted behind the axis between the rear wheels. Is there something under the rear of the robot to ensure it doesn't tip back? Also, is the rear of the frame indicative of the shape the competition robot will have (thinking of bumper rules and external corners).
I like the simplicity of the straight up and in ball feed path. Nice job of prototyping. Seems like I've seen a lot of wood on prototypes this year - including our own. :rolleyes: |
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There is a rear fifth wheel that only will contact the ground if it begins to tip, and it litterally is one prototype sitting on top of another, so they arnt exactly lined up, the final works like a beauty
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Picture! Picture! Picture!
Can your turret hit a moving target reliably? That was our worry with the turret design. |
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At least the worms had valid points. |
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