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- - Team 330 Presents - Beach 'Bot 2011 (http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/showthread.php?t=93679)

ShaneP

16-03-2011 20:48

Re: Team 330 Presents - Beach 'Bot 2011

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Originally Posted by waialua359 (Post 1040883)

Shane,
Looks great!

We got the same drawer slides and setup, battery and compressor in exact same spots, and similar claws. :rolleyes:

Is that a triple reduction I see?

Confirming what Eric said - just a dual reduction like past years. That sprocket is there for tensioning purposes.

MrForbes

16-03-2011 22:11

Re: Team 330 Presents - Beach 'Bot 2011

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Originally Posted by EricH (Post 1040914)

I'll see about watching any webcast on Friday or Saturday if I can...

I hear that Falcons are trying to set up a webcast, hope it happens.

Looks like a great robot in the pics, I'm sure it will look even better in real life tomorrow! Should be a fun regional

Chris is me

16-03-2011 23:40

Re: Team 330 Presents - Beach 'Bot 2011

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Originally Posted by ShaneP (Post 1040848)

We had used PVC back in 2005 for the arm, but for rigidity and ease of mating components (square aluminum extrusion for lower portion of arm), we opted for a fiberglass tube. We are using the same fiberglass tube for 2011 as we did in 2007.

Man, I feel kind of dumb. We probably have that exact fiberglass tube in our shop and I don't think anyone has thought to use it.

sdcantrell56

16-03-2011 23:47

Re: Team 330 Presents - Beach 'Bot 2011

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Originally Posted by Chris is me (Post 1041025)

Man, I feel kind of dumb. We probably have that exact fiberglass tube in our shop and I don't think anyone has thought to use it.

Yeah fiberglass is awesome stuff when you want something lighter than aluminum and still super rigid. The pultruded stuff is also really easy to work with.

MattC9

17-03-2011 00:00

Re: Team 330 Presents - Beach 'Bot 2011

Is there any reason to putting the FP and it's gearbox down at the bottom besides to lower the CG?

The Lucas

17-03-2011 00:25

Re: Team 330 Presents - Beach 'Bot 2011

I call shenanigans! You guys totally stole that design from the Hawaiian Kids ;)

EricH

17-03-2011 00:30

Re: Team 330 Presents - Beach 'Bot 2011

Lowers CG, plus it just wouldn't be a BeachBot if an FP were high off the ground. :)

Every FP that has been on a 330 machine has been close-ish to the ground. Winches low down, arm power sources low down, I can't think of a single FP that made it higher than 2' from the ground on a 330 machine (except maybe in 2009).

It also gives a good chance to get extra reductions via chain and sprocket.

Joe Ross

17-03-2011 01:17

Re: Team 330 Presents - Beach 'Bot 2011

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Originally Posted by The Lucas (Post 1041050)

I call shenanigans! You guys totally stole that design from the Hawaiian Kids ;)

I hope we can do as well as them.

daniel_dsouza

11-09-2011 22:59

Re: Team 330 Presents - Beach 'Bot 2011

Logomotion was my rookie year, and my first FIRST event was at the 2011 AZ regional.

Along with all the other rookies on our team, I was the most impressed by Team 330's Beach 'Bot. (Falcon Robotics was a close 2nd). From the handling of the 8wd, to the ease at which that killer claw picked up tubes, I coudn't have found a better robot.

Great Job guys, hope to see y'll next year!

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