Thread: Intake RPM
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Re: Intake RPM

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Originally Posted by RoboChair View Post
775 pro all the things

front intake was 1800 rpm about 11 FPS surface speed
Bah, that's slow. We ran closer to 25 FPS, and that was the right answer this year. I've been going for 1.5x-2x the robot speed. (I don't keep track of RPM since it doesn't matter). We actually started running 775 Pro's this year over-geared, and then just running them at 70% PWM to reduce the power draw.

It is always a balance between sinking a bunch of power into the roller on stall or normal operation, and waiting on the intake. You don't want your intake to starve the rest of your robot of power.
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