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Team 1606 hanging
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIqXPdoTBIM
Our hanging mechanism, comments will be appreciated. |
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:yikes: :yikes: :yikes: :yikes:
WOW that was cool! Very unique design! |
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wow totally unexpected. :ahh: good luck this year guys!
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Looks... floppy :)
Is it really sensitive to how the bot is lined up with the tower? Could that jacking mechanism be an elevator for another robot? |
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Wow.. That looks amazing!!! A bit of practice with getting things a lined and it would something to see every match.
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Seems very 111 from 04 like. I was wondering if anyone was going to try this and Im happy to see it.
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As for the elevator idea, we never really thought of it that way, but maybe it could be used for another robot to hang onto. I think that would be a long shot though. |
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Maan dat be crazy cool. For a secund i thought dat was my team ahahahahahaha my b! Cool robot tho
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wow awesome. I had an idea almost exactly like this one for the 04 game, and you guys did it so well here. Awesome. Favorite hanger. Period.
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Wow I totally wasn't expecting that to happen. Very nice surprise. But ground clearance seems to be an issue?
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Did NOT see that coming.
Good job, guys! |
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You stole my idea! =P Ah well, I never mentioned it to the team because I didn't think it was feasible. Great job!
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Amazing! I kept expecting your hook to release and expand. When your entire robot lifted I think my jaw hit the floor.
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I hate to be a buzzkill...
The position of your bumpers changes with your hanging mechanism, and you're not climbing a bump or anything, so I'm tempted to say that counts as actuating your bumpers and is illegal since they leave the normal bumper zone :/ Bumper rules aside (good luck with a fix)... What motivated you to do this instead of the "traditional" winch method? This is pretty awesome and all, but I'm curious as to why you didn't use that piston to extend your hook, or something like that? |
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