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Re: Large Pneumatic Wheels Vs. the Rebound Rumble Barrier

The video has been posted back up.

I do not know what the maximum speed of the 2010 was, however another team member may be able to answer your question. It was definitely slower than 20fps however.

Personally, I don't think I would attempt to cross the barrier much faster than what was shown in the first attempt.

For a hub detail, complete CADs of this robot can be found here, thanks to Mr. Stehlik:
http://frc-designs.com/html/CAD_2010.html
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Re: Large Pneumatic Wheels Vs. the Rebound Rumble Barrier

Have you guys made a new bump? The one in the video seems slightly unsafe due the proximity of the robot to the people restraining the bump.
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Re: Large Pneumatic Wheels Vs. the Rebound Rumble Barrier

Yes, we constructed a sturdier and longer barrier after our first test with the other one.
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