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boomergeek 11-02-2011 21:06

Team 241 Previews
 
Video of prototyping minibots...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LogFDVaepyY

Hostbot first steps...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9llED60I4w8

Let us know what you think!

WileyB-J 11-02-2011 21:10

Re: Team 241 Previews
 
interesting clasp method for the mini bot! if theres any way to add gearing to your design I found the best ratio is 2:1 (two revolutions output : one revolution input)

boomergeek 11-02-2011 21:20

Re: Team 241 Previews
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by WileyB-J (Post 1020916)
interesting clasp method for the mini bot! if theres any way to add gearing to your design I found the best ratio is 2:1

There is something inappropriately pleasurable about the snap of a mousetrap.;)

Thanks for the suggestion. We guesstimated about a 3-3.5 second run if we added the 2:1 gearing.

Watch the very last part of the minibot video again... and watch the wheel speed
You can catch a glimpse of our minibot 2.0 prototyping.

WileyB-J 13-02-2011 18:55

Re: Team 241 Previews
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by boomergeek (Post 1020920)
There is something inappropriately pleasurable about the snap of a mousetrap.;)

Thanks for the suggestion. We guesstimated about a 3-3.5 second run if we added the 2:1 gearing.

Watch the very last part of the minibot video again... and watch the wheel speed
You can catch a glimpse of our minibot 2.0 prototyping.

blessy, is the V2 wheel speed have enough torque to run the minibot up?

boomergeek 13-02-2011 21:19

Re: Team 241 Previews
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by WileyB-J (Post 1022226)
blessy, is the V2 wheel speed have enough torque to run the minibot up?

Not enough torque in that iteration... The new version is about three times slower than the V2 wheel spin in the video. The students are busy refining V2 bot... hopefully we will be ready for pole climbs and new video by Tuesday or Wednesday.

:)

Duke461 13-02-2011 21:29

Re: Team 241 Previews
 
Looks pretty good!
By the way, did anyone else notice the Lunacy Moon Rock from 1:08 to 1:25? :yikes: :D

Alex.q 13-02-2011 22:10

Re: Team 241 Previews
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by WileyB-J (Post 1020916)
interesting clasp method for the mini bot! if theres any way to add gearing to your design I found the best ratio is 2:1 (two revolutions output : one revolution input)

Maybe you have an ultralight minibot, but that seems like you wouldn't have much torque at all. Or do you mean after the gearbox on the motor?

boomergeek 19-02-2011 12:11

Re: Team 241 Previews
 
New video of Minibot Deployment!!!

Lower Tray on a Lazy Susan: no need for precise alignment of Hostbot-

Minibot mounted back so the lower tray can be deployed before the last 10 seconds!

Mininbot mounted on upper tray goes from outside the platform cylinder to on the pole in about half a second.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=pq_Rs03l5rw

Let us know what you think!

WileyB-J 19-02-2011 15:39

Re: Team 241 Previews
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alex.q (Post 1022366)
Maybe you have an ultralight minibot, but that seems like you wouldn't have much torque at all. Or do you mean after the gearbox on the motor?

yes, the ratio needs a sub 5lb minibot.

boomergeek 11-03-2011 21:55

Re: Team 241 Previews- NEW MINIBOT
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLZCNbcNopU

Getting ready for Boston.

We had hoped to have this finished for GSR but ran out of time.

(Pole is a bit short and it's on a tether because we were testing the backdriving back down after it hits the target.)

Video slowed down 8 times.

Expect under 2 seconds plus 1/2 second deployment.

ONLY 2.25 lbs!

Need to decide if we are going to cannibalize the 4.2 lb tank to make a second zippy one.


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