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Re: Full Court Shooter Testing Wave Robotics FRC2826
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2056 helped us troubleshoot the case short, and loaned us a "775 blaster cable" that allowed us to temporarily clear the short. It got us through the competition. I wouldn't touch a 775 again unless the case is electrically isolated. Mounting to lexan, and plastic 1st stage gearing is a good start. |
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With the 6 CIM limit and 2 Mini/Bag-CIMs in addition to the AM 9015's, I really don't see a reason to ever use 775s again, period.
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I think this might just be a case of we'll use them until they bite us in the butt, as we have yet to have problems with them the last 2 years. Good luck to everyone this year, I look forward to seeing everybody's robots in the coming weeks. |
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Thanks for the advice all. We have already put in place electrical isolation with nylon standoffs and plastic transition gears. It's great having a SLS rapid proto printer sponsor!
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Re: Full Court Shooter Testing Wave Robotics FRC2826
so for those who are asking: either a strait or curved would work its really about the pressure on the Frisbee, how much they are compressed, and the psi in ur wheels (or 0 if you are using hard wheels)
4067: The Incredible Hawk Clarksville, MD Ours shoots far over 100ft at only a 10 degree angle (at 30 we hit the ceiling of the cafeteria) here's the video we have so far (we are getting a better one up soon): 4067: The Incredible Hawk Clarksville, MD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WMCng7vTBg |
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