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pic: Team 865 robot
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05-05-2005, 21:59
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Re: pic: Team 865 robot
Howdy from San Antonio, TX
Your pic caught my eye as our team had initially looked at a pantagraph type mechanism for the arm verses using chain and sprockets on the shaft. We just couldn't concive a good drive mechanism. It appears that you used two lead screw drives. Is this basically threaded rod, or is it actual gear stock threads? I would be very interested to view close-ups of the mechanisms. Do you have more posted on a team wesite  If not send me some .jpg, my email system should be able to handle two or three attachments per message.I also like the sloped sides of your 'bot to help defend against pushbots. Do you have documented evidence from game film showing their effectiveness? Thanks a bunch, APS  |
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