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Quite the compact setup you've got there. Though I might be a bit worried that having the battery so close to the motors could potentially cause the casing to melt if the motors get to hot. :ahh: |
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The end wheels look like they're from the 2007 or 08 KOP, so they're 6" diameter making the whole robot about 20" long (minus bumpers).
If the weight all stays low like that it should be nice and stable, and very nimble |
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Looks like you have some capacity to herd a ball, do you plan to kick it?
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the robot is 19" wide and I cant remember the length ATM lol |
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Wow, that is small! :ahh:
How are you going to package the rest of the electronics? |
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the robot still needs to be welded before we can wire eveything :rolleyes: |
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Can you add some electrical tape to the battery connections? With a package this small, it is possible to short the battery to frame or other robot stuff and that would cause you immense problems. The inspector will make you do it when you get competition so you might as well start now. |
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I think the robot is pretty awesome how it is so small but yet does everything that you needed to. Now that's amazing. I kind of want to see it in action. But can I ask do you kick it or do you just herd it? But anyway I'm sure it will do great when it comes to competition time. So good luck!
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I want it to be more powerful. |
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Ok sounds cool. I think the kicker would be better anyway. Thats sounds about the right high and length to score a goal but have you ever thought about kicking it up and hitting the target?
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It may be just the angle, but it looks like the inner toughbox sprocket (to the chain to drive the front and back wheels) has very little chain wrap. No matter how well you tension it, you usually want at least 120 degrees of wrap on any powered sprockets like that.
Looks good though! Can't wait to see it with a kicker. |
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Badap bababa.....I'm lovin it. You dont even need a suv to hall It around in!
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Well either way I really think that your guy's robot will do amazing in competition. But I have another question.... Are you guys going to hang of the tower at the end of the match?
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