Feeder Station Angle

[O'Sancheski]

Just measure the angle in the CAD drawing.

[jamierose]

Originally Posted by O'Sancheski

Just measure the angle in the CAD drawing.

This CAD drawing was done without proper measurement on some parts. It's mostly just to visualize the field and measure some linear distances.

[Alan Anderson]

I don't have quick access to the field dimensions or I'd give you the answer. But I can tell you how to find it.

You know the width of each of the three driver stations. You know the width of the field. Subtraction (and division by two) gives you the amount of field width taken up by the feeder stations in the corner, which is one side of a right triangle. You know the width of each of the two feeder stations, giving you the length of the hypotenuse. Trigonometry tells you the angle.

[jamierose]

Originally Posted by Alan Anderson

I don't have quick access to the field dimensions or I'd give you the answer. But I can tell you how to find it.

You know the width of each of the three driver stations. You know the width of the field. Subtraction (and division by two) gives you the amount of field width taken up by the feeder stations in the corner, which is one side of a right triangle. You know the width of each of the two feeder stations, giving you the length of the hypotenuse. Trigonometry tells you the angle.

Thank you for the answer. I talked to a mentor about this, but we decided to ask on Chief Delphi in the interest of saving time. It seems that I'll just end up calculating it.

Once again, thank you very much!

[pwnageNick]

For those still wondering, the angle of the feeding slot wall in relation to the alliance wall is 52.14709727 degrees

The attached image shows the basic way to figure this out in CAD software.



The four corner walls were contrained equal to each other, the two alliance walls constrained equal to each other, and finally the two side walls constrained to be equal to each other.

-Nick

[jamierose]

Originally Posted by pwnageNick

For those still wondering, the angle of the feeding slot wall in relation to the alliance wall is 52.14709727 degrees

The attached image shows the basic way to figure this out in CAD software.

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The four corner walls were contrained equal to each other, the two alliance walls constrained equal to each other, and finally the two side walls constrained to be equal to each other.

-Nick

Thank you very much for calculating this!