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Re: Team Titanium's Teeter-Totter Talons
Just be glad they aren't Team Titanium's Tater Tot Talons.
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28-03-2012, 13:34
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Re: Team Titanium's Teeter-Totter Talons
Being a team that competed at the St. Louis Regional your robot was GREAT! One thing that I did notice was sometimes during the balancing the talons moving would cause your bridge to become UN-balanced. If there was a way for your robot to retract the talons without moving the complete arm, I do believe it would help you balance more.
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28-03-2012, 13:47
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Re: Team Titanium's Teeter-Totter Talons
They are off the ground during balance and do not actually need to be retracted. I don't recall their retraction ever spoiling the balance. We did push too hard once and tipped the other way, then used them again on the second tip.
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03-04-2012, 09:53
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Re: Team Titanium's Teeter-Totter Talons
Looks like you made at least some improvements since KC. Not that your robot wasn't good enough anyway... Congratulations on such an amazing robot
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