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It's obvious that the Innertube's air nozzle is why the wheel spins off balance. So we took ours out and filled the tire with pool noodle foam. No more fuss whatsoever. It's probably 100x safer as well. |
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Also, maybe I'm just not envisioning it correctly, but I dont see how you prevent the tire from pancaking at speed too. I spun up an AM pneumatic 1:1 on a CIM, with no air in the tire, and the tire visibly pancakes a substantial amount. |
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Of course I can't prove this without the robot, but The foam works wonders. We adjust the compression by change how much of the tire actually contacts the Frisbee itself. |
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With air or foam in the tire, the AM will not pancake nearly as much as with no air. In our testing, we found that being able to adjust tire pressure and Frisbee compression (e.g. moving the wheel in and out) was beneficial. For that reason, we decided not to use foam.
Our shooter is mostly encased in 3/8" aluminum and the only exposed part of the wheel is covered by Lexan. So if it decides to grenade, the blast should be contained. ![]() |
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I used to be a FIRST Robotics mentor...then I took a Frisbee to the knee.
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You sir have made my season!
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That should be a button.
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This is so much better than all those stupid "do you even lift (for 30)" memes!
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