08-07-2013, 15:01
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Director of Programs, GOFIRST
AKA: Nick Aarestad
FTC #9205 (The Iron Maidens)
Team Role: College Student
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Rookie Year: 2009
Location: Minnesnowta
Posts: 1,526
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Re: pic: Team 2220 Blue Twilight Octocanum Offseason Project
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Originally Posted by Trent B
Fortunately the size of the pistons you need to shift is pretty small, I think ours had a stroke of 1" tops, and a bore of 1 1/16" or so, we also plumbed them all off of 1 or 2 solenoids, I can't remember what we decided on at the end of the season. You don't have to use air to pull the traction wheels back up, robot weight should be more than enough. Also, the bot was downright hard to move if it stopped in traction mode.
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Yeah, this confirms what we were thinking about the process. I believe Aren mentioned something about "cute little 8lb springs" too.
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