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Re: Team 4061's Rookie Build: "1 of 1"
Thanks for the kind words. We only got a weekend of practice before we had to bag her up. We had a few autonomous cycles where we hit both two point shots and tipped the Coop Bridge. The tipper is a beast with ~50lb of downward force. We weighted our bridge to a total of 244 lbs and it tips with no problem. We went with a wide base design to aid with making room on the bridge. This is a 4 CIM 6 wheel drive that is pretty smoothe. With practice we expect to be an asset on the bridges. We also designed the robot to shoot the ball 30+ feet as a means to send back court balls quickly to our alliance.
We held back our shooter head, the CRio, and the camera as part of our 30 lb allowance to further characterize shooting and work on programming. I think the limited driving/shooting practice will be our biggest challenge. Glenn Last edited by ColdRail : 12-03-2012 at 03:20. |
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Re: Team 4061's Rookie Build: "1 of 1"
Tipping and balance are our best values. Working on shooting.
We will try to be good on defence , passing and balance (we want CP) |
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Re: Team 4061's Rookie Build: "1 of 1"
Wow, with a coat of paint you could have fooled me into thinking that's anyone's bot...very nice bot, especially from a new team. It sounds like you really know what you're doing. Don't forget that this bot will only see about 1 hour of run time over it's entire competition life, so don't be afraid to drive it hard.
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