Thread: Team 3647: Ultimate Ascent Robot
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Re: Team 3647: Ultimate Ascent Robot
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Originally Posted by Flak-Bait View Post
Nice! Are your cylinders spring loaded? We used 1.5" no-spring cylinders and had a problem building enough pressure to pull up to the bar. We could do it, we had to let our air build up after we put the hooks in the "up" position. Looks great guys- good job with the floor intake, wishing you a successful competition season!
The cylinders are not spring loaded, they are just the ones from the bimba PDV. Which does mean we have to have about 30-35 PSI left in the tanks for them to be able to lift after the buzzer. We are only using our air for lifting/lowering the intake plus the hanger so in our practice we usually have plenty of air.

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