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Re: Weight of goal w/ balls in it
Posted by Dodd Stacy at 1/27/2001 5:41 PM EST


Engineer on team #95, Lebanon Robotics Team, from Lebanon High School and CRREL/CREARE.


In Reply to: Weight of goal w/ balls in it
Posted by Patrick Dingle on 1/27/2001 1:37 PM EST:



: Has anyone measured / calculated the weight of the goal and/or the weight of the small balls and big balls? The center of mass of the goal? Our team is in need of this information to calculate torques and whatnot.

: Thanks
: Patrick Dingle
: Team 639 - Ithaca High School & Cornell University

Patrick,

Our goal, with 13 small balls (which lets a big ball seat on top with no interference) and one big ball weighs around 85 lbs. The CG of the empty goal is about 24 inches above the floor. Good luck.

Dodd





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