pic: 710 Teaser

[UlTiMaTeP]

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[NoodleKnight]

Wow, shiney metal!

[henryBsick]

hhmm I am calling it to be a possible design for LAST YEAR that they are throwing out as a joke. I think I also see ta part of the bosch drill motor mounts in the backround, just the right... we didn't get those this year , with no drills and all


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oh oh oh, I also think that the plywood it is on is the wood from the stationary goals last year... the base, although that could be kept around till this year, just another thought...

[tkwetzel]

I'd say that they are tetra manipulators yet to be tested.

[UlTiMaTeP]

those are not drill mounts, those are bearing mounts to support it on the frame (notice the bearing is the same size as the half a hole....

[henryBsick]

Originally Posted by UlTiMaTeP

those are not drill mounts, those are bearing mounts to support it on the frame (notice the bearing is the same size as the half a hole....

Eh.. I still think it is from last year
I don't think the gear will shear... my team has used many like it.
Also, I think it is a pretty beefy design to put on the end of an arm for a tetra manipulator.

[Ryan Foley]

Originally Posted by Henry_222

hhmm I am calling it to be a possible design for LAST YEAR that they are throwing out as a joke. I think I also see ta part of the bosch drill motor mounts in the backround, just the right... we didn't get those this year , with no drills and all


edit:
oh oh oh, I also think that the plywood it is on is the wood from the stationary goals last year... the base, although that could be kept around till this year, just another thought...

Good eye Henry

http://www.firstrobotics.net/04Galle...0710-1_jpg.htm

look closely at the drive

Nice try 710. I like what I see in your other picture though!

[WildEmerica]

As you can tell by the holes in the gears, it obviously is going to sheer the instant you try to pck it up,let alone put it in a gear set up.

I think the shinyness of the metal can directly relate to the speed of the output shaft since the tortional rate will warp the reflective power of the metal. why must you make me think once again harder than ever!

[Arefin Bari]

Originally Posted by WildEmerica

As you can tell by the holes in the gears, it obviously is going to sheer the instant you try to pck it up,let alone put it in a gear set up.

I am sorry, but all they did was take weights out of the sprocket... thats not a gear. there is nothing wrong with it and it wont break unless you up a LOT of torque on that one sprocket itself. On top of the sprocket there is a shaft coller which I am assuming they will bolt it on the sprocket and run the shaft through the collar.

-Arefin.

[UlTiMaTeP]

Originally Posted by WildEmerica

As you can tell by the holes in the gears, it obviously is going to sheer the instant you try to pck it up,let alone put it in a gear set up.

I think the shinyness of the metal can directly relate to the speed of the output shaft since the tortional rate will warp the reflective power of the metal. why must you make me think once again harder than ever!

Your making me crack up, a martin heat treated/oil dipped sprocket rated it 32,000 pounds tensile strength is going to sheer and break? youve got to be kidding

[WildEmerica]

Originally Posted by UlTiMaTeP

Your making me crack up, a martin heat treated/oil dipped sprocket rated it 32,000 pounds tensile strength is going to sheer and break? youve got to be kidding, this must be your first year

Well, not quite. I come from the future and have the advanced knowledge of knowing what is going to happen. Please do not deny my knowledge

[UlTiMaTeP]

I believe you oh great one!

[henryBsick]

Originally Posted by WildEmerica

Well, not quite. I come from the future and have the advanced knowledge of knowing what is going to happen. Please do not deny my knowledge

Dude what??
Come on...really now, be reasonable.... if it meant to be a joke its not funny.
(Also.. because you are from the future shouldn't you have made the call that this desgin was from the past??)

[RogerR]

Originally Posted by WildEmerica

Well, not quite. I come from the future and have the advanced knowledge of knowing what is going to happen. Please do not deny my knowledge

well, this drive module , which was used last year, seemed to hold up pretty well. but then again, the similarities might just be superficial.

[Nitroxextreme]

just re-uploading to screw with my mind
I'm already so confused with all of the different rules this year