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Jeremy Germita 17-01-2010 03:05

Team 399's Chassis and Kicker Tests
 
This is my first post here, so I'm not sure this is the right section for this.


We tested the chassis and kicking mechanism.

Chassis:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtmCfyrSxKg
Kicker:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ebeKcJq0tQ

Team2191 18-01-2010 12:20

Re: Team 399's Chassis and Kicker Tests
 
the kicking mechanism looks really effective. my only concern would be overshooting and getting a penalty.

go with a raised base for the chassis. we did that and so far it is working amazingly.

good luck, Team 2191

jamie_1930 18-01-2010 12:36

Re: Team 399's Chassis and Kicker Tests
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jeremypg399 (Post 900893)
This is my first post here, so I'm not sure this is the right section for this.


We tested the chassis and kicking mechanism.

Chassis:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtmCfyrSxKg
Kicker:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ebeKcJq0tQ

I love the chasis and the measurements seem perfect for the bump. My only concern is that if you look at the team updates they have changed the dimensions of the bump and that could be something, especially with your design, will cause problem for teams that will need to make new bumps or redesign what they have currently made.

http://www.usfirst.org/uploadedFiles...Update%202.pdf

Timz3082 18-01-2010 17:11

Re: Team 399's Chassis and Kicker Tests
 
I would love to know what method you are using for kicking the ball. Is it pneumatic, spring, or motor powered?

Greg Needel 18-01-2010 17:26

Re: Team 399's Chassis and Kicker Tests
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jamie_1930 (Post 901602)
I love the chasis and the measurements seem perfect for the bump. My only concern is that if you look at the team updates they have changed the dimensions of the bump and that could be something, especially with your design, will cause problem for teams that will need to make new bumps or redesign what they have currently made.

http://www.usfirst.org/uploadedFiles...Update%202.pdf

The dimensions of the bump have not changed, if you reference the drawings provided on kickoff.

Jeremy Germita 18-01-2010 20:29

Re: Team 399's Chassis and Kicker Tests
 
Quote:

would love to know what method you are using for kicking the ball. Is it pneumatic, spring, or motor powered?
It is motor powered.

Quote:

I love the chasis and the measurements seem perfect for the bump. My only concern is that if you look at the team updates they have changed the dimensions of the bump and that could be something, especially with your design, will cause problem for teams that will need to make new bumps or redesign what they have currently made.
We are planning on making different power settings for the kicker. Setting for a Far-Near kick, Mid-Near kick, etc.

MrForbes 18-01-2010 20:50

Re: Team 399's Chassis and Kicker Tests
 
I wonder what would happen if you put a big weight on the chassis, centered where you think your Center of Mass (CG) will be, then roll the chassis over the bump without pushing downward on it.

spaztec 18-01-2010 21:05

Re: Team 399's Chassis and Kicker Tests
 
gg on the kicker.

wilsonmw04 18-01-2010 21:59

Re: Team 399's Chassis and Kicker Tests
 
Sadly, I can't see the videos. They seem to have been removed; Poster's Remorse?

John G 18-01-2010 23:21

Re: Team 399's Chassis and Kicker Tests
 
Jeremypg399, you proably don't know me personally but hopefully people talk about me some what. I was on 399 lasat year before I moved. Anyways, I still feel like I am on the same wave lengths because those ideas (motor powered, far kick, near kick, mid kick, etc. ) were my initial thoughts too. Good luck, hope to see you in atl.

RMS11 18-01-2010 23:48

Re: Team 399's Chassis and Kicker Tests
 
I want to see! Sadly, I cant :/


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