Thread: RACK & ROLL Reaction
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Re: RACK & ROLL Reaction
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Originally Posted by Pavan View Post
In 07
* Few obstacles for getting tube on the pipe.
Pavan.


I think you will end up eating those words my friend.

The Spider Legs are going to be moving all over the place and a lot of us have already discovered there is an easy way and a hard way to load the whole rack up just by putting some on and trying to take some off and putting them on in the same places.

I won't give away that secret just yet, but I'm sure you will learn if and when you build a rack assembly and have at least 4 tubes.

Bottom line, it's not as easy as you think and will be hard in operator controlled periods and then even harder by a huge factor in autonomous.
(And this is a non-watered down opinion from a member of a team who sucessfully capped a vision tetra on a STATIONARY goal in autonomous mode in 2005.)

You think that was hard to attempt and ultimately accomplish??
Try working with something that is going to be constantly changing direction and wiggling all over the place!!

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