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How far are people shooting?

I don't know if their is a thread for this already but I was wondering if we are shooting to short, when our shooter is flat it is shooting around 12-14 feet we are just trying to experiment with angles we did 10 and got to 15 feet. How far is the typical first team shooting if they are doing a shooter?
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Re: How far are people shooting?

10 feet 8 3/4 inches give or take 1000th of an inch. Boy I hope the feild is build to spec?
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Re: How far are people shooting?

We were able to get 48feet or so with a relatively good accuracy (for a prototype). I'm holding onto hope for a full court shot, but it's still a stretch.

For the sake of sharing, we have a curved shooter wall with a ~7" wheel in the middle, and ~10.5" between the wheel tread and the curved wall, wired directly to a cim motor
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Re: How far are people shooting?

We were hitting the 3pt shot from 25ft, and I'm sure we could do 30-35ft.

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Re: How far are people shooting?

FRC2168 is designing to shoot a few different distances less then 122".
FRC558 is going for a lot less distance than that right now.

Our question during prototyping: Why shoot farther then you need to?
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Re: How far are people shooting?

Our prototype got around 10-15 ft as well, but we're waiting on some parts that should hopefully let us shoot from a lot farther.
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Re: How far are people shooting?

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FRC2168 is designing to shoot a few different distances less then 122".
FRC558 is going for a lot less distance than that right now.

Our question during prototyping: Why shoot farther then you need to?
So you don't have to drive as far to get discs from the feeder station, which will save time which will allow you to shoot more discs...
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Re: How far are people shooting?

Even more importantly, how accurate are people from various distances. I humanly can easily throw a frisbee 50 maybe 100 feet. I also might kneecap a referee with it.
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Hahahhaa.


We're shooting from three hundred feet. Maybe they'll let us shoot from the queuing line?

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Re: How far are people shooting?

during our prototyping, when we tested just to see how far we could shoot it at the one (not adjustable) our shooter is set at, we shot about 40-45 feet

EDIT: and at a glance, the shooter angle seems to be about 35 or 40 degrees

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So you don't have to drive as far to get discs from the feeder station, which will save time which will allow you to shoot more discs...
Assuming no one's in your way or bumping you to throw off your aim, of course.

We're figuring we'll save more time and be more accurate if we back into the pyramid to set our range and aim, then fire from there. And pop forward to tag an opponent and draw a foul if they're trying to block us, of course.
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Re: How far are people shooting?

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Hahahhaa.


We're shooting from three hundred feet. Maybe they'll let us shoot from the queuing line?

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Assuming no one's in your way or bumping you to throw off your aim, of course.

We're figuring we'll save more time and be more accurate if we back into the pyramid to set our range and aim, then fire from there. And pop forward to tag an opponent and draw a foul if they're trying to block us, of course.
Agreed, we have a similar plan, just at a different location on the pyramid.

Our shot is farther away from the goal so there is definitely the added variance in that, but I like our chances to be able to shoot more by not having to drive as far.
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Re: How far are people shooting?

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We're figuring we'll save more time and be more accurate if we back into the pyramid to set our range and aim, then fire from there. And pop forward to tag an opponent and draw a foul if they're trying to block us, of course.

If you pop forward solely to draw a foul, does 18-1 come into play here and negate the foul on the blocker?


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