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Re: Team 884 30 pt Climber Testing
Holy airtanks!! It might be a little late now but you can get a 1 gallon metal tank that should hold all of your air that weighs less than all of those tanks combined, and looks cooler
Sweet climber though, you guys do that quick!! If you really want to save air you could invest in spring extension cylinders that only use air on the way in and a spring going out, we thought about it until our 30 pt climber got scrapped. |
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1 gallon is 231 cubic inches. Might want to do a few calculations on required air consumption before committing to the 1 gallon tank. |
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We are looking at some 2.5 gallon tanks
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Is your robot too wide to fit inside the top of the pyramid?
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Yes but that's the plan!!!!
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http://www.etrailer.com/Accessories-...ef4Aod60gA 3A I'm sorry for the misinformation. |
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