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ajlapp 08-01-2010 11:37

pic: Revolution Swerve in Brilliant Gold
 

Collin Fultz 08-01-2010 12:04

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That looks fantastic, Anthony. Nice work.

I continue to be amazed at how willing teams are to share their ideas that they've spent years developing. Even 9 years into the experience, it's a really great thing to see.

DanDon 08-01-2010 12:25

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Gorgeous! Looking forward to see an implementation...and any special capabilities due to some cool programming.

Good luck!

Madison 08-01-2010 12:38

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At $330 each, the use of these would be prohibited by prior season's cost accounting rules, no?

Things may change in 2010, of course, but consider that these may not otherwise meet COTS criteria.

IndySam 08-01-2010 12:49

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Madison (Post 894289)
At $330 each, the use of these would be prohibited by prior season's cost accounting rules, no?

Things may change in 2010, of course, but consider that these may not otherwise meet COTS criteria.

No the limit has historicaly been $400.

Just to get us used to answering questions by quoting the rules. This is from the 2008 manual (didn't have the 2009 handy.)

Section 8 - The Robot
<R23> The total cost of all non-Kit Of Parts items shall not exceed $3,500.00 USD. No individual item shall have a value of over $400.00. The total cost of COMPONENTS purchased in bulk may exceed $400.00 USD as long as the cost of an individual COMPONENT does not exceed $400.00.

Madison 08-01-2010 12:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by IndySam (Post 894292)
No the limit has historicaly been $400.

Just to get us used to answering questions by quoting the rules. This is from the 2008 manual (didn't have the 2009 handy.)

Section 8 - The Robot
<R23> The total cost of all non-Kit Of Parts items shall not exceed $3,500.00 USD. No individual item shall have a value of over $400.00. The total cost of COMPONENTS purchased in bulk may exceed $400.00 USD as long as the cost of an individual COMPONENT does not exceed $400.00.

Yeah, that's true. Carry on. :) I may have been confused by the $200 limit on electronic components or, more likely, have been making stuff up entirely.

Who says creativity on these forums is dead? :)

Tristan Lall 08-01-2010 13:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Madison (Post 894294)
I may have been confused by the $200 limit on electronic components or, more likely, have been making stuff up entirely.

M, allow me to use you as an example of why everyone should always read the latest rules. :D You're referring to <R49>...from 2006!

(Since the 2007 season, electronics have been covered under the $400 (USD) per part limit, rather than their own, lower limit.)

Madison 08-01-2010 13:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tristan Lall (Post 894305)
M, allow me to use you as an example of why everyone should always read the latest rules. :D You're referring to <R49>...from 2006!

(Since the 2007 season, electronics have been covered under the $400 (USD) per part limit, rather than their own, lower limit.)

I always try to lead by example! I am trying to abide by rules that haven't existed for longer than a lot of people have been involved in FIRST. Outstanding.

Next, someone's going to tell me we can buy stuff from places other than Small Parts, Inc.!

Gabe 08-01-2010 15:13

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That is amazing craftsmanship...

gorrilla 01-05-2010 21:58

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Caution Thread Revival :yikes:


I really would like to know if anyone has purchased and used these yet? :o

sdcantrell56 01-05-2010 22:11

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I saw one team in galileo that was using them. Dont remember the team number but I definitely saw them

Josh Fox 02-05-2010 00:17

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I remember seeing at least 2 teams with them.

I believe one of the Championship award winners had them as well, but I could be wrong...

ajlapp 02-05-2010 08:40

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frc2839, The Daedalus Project, had them in Atlanta.

They also won the Imagery Award.

I can't quote numbers but these units are in the field and in use by FIRST teams.

Brandon Holley 02-05-2010 14:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ajlapp (Post 959566)
frc2839, The Daedalus Project, had them in Atlanta.

They also won the Imagery Award.

I can't quote numbers but these units are in the field and in use by FIRST teams.

Anthony,

I was wondering if you had any pictures of these modules in an "exploded" type state? Maybe some of the individual components??

For my capstone project at Northeastern (last summer) I built a swerve drive and to say the least our modules look extremely similar. Im sure its due to the 118 influence. Thats where my curiosity is coming from.

Brando

ajlapp 02-05-2010 22:47

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Quote:

Anthony,

I was wondering if you had any pictures of these modules in an "exploded" type state? Maybe some of the individual components??

For my capstone project at Northeastern (last summer) I built a swerve drive and to say the least our modules look extremely similar. Im sure its due to the 118 influence. Thats where my curiosity is coming from.

Brando
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