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Re: Our first climb and dump of the season!
If you're really lucky, you might be able to get that battery back into effective status, if you put it onto a charger very soon after taking it out of the robot. The climb looks very impressive, but it may have demoted that battery to practice only status. I have a great deal of trouble convincing my own team that their energy source is not disposable like AA batteries, particularly when they're having "FUN".
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Re: Our first climb and dump of the season!
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Re: Our first climb and dump of the season!
This is how side climbing should be done. Our major concern with side climbing was that the swinging would make climbing extremely slow. It's clear that you've found a great way to minimise swinging. While this isn't mind blowingly fast, it's obviously quite quick. You should do very well this season.
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Re: Our first climb and dump of the season!
Way to go, Robettes!
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Re: Our first climb and dump of the season!
Congrats to you and your team Jon! I can't wait to see it in person.
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Re: Our first climb and dump of the season!
I love the screaming after the dump. Well done.
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Re: Our first climb and dump of the season!
There was screaming when we first made it to level 1, and screaming again when we first made it to level 2. I like how this challenge gives us multiple points to celebrate as we get things working!
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Re: Our first climb and dump of the season!
WOW!
Best I've seen yet. What are the blue lifting straps made of? Also, bonus points for having a cheer for a specific robot mechanism! |
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Re: Our first climb and dump of the season!
Those are normal nylon straps, the type that come with a ratchet mechanism and hooks for securing stuff in a truck or trailer. We're keeping an eye on them to see if they stretch (we pre-stretched them as much as possible)... but they're what we had available to build with. We're going to have some backup straps we can attach that won't stretch (we found them at REI), but I can't remember what those are made of.
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