Team 254: World's Fastest Climb Teaser

[Michael Corsetto]

Originally Posted by ttldomination

I bet it's some sort of tension rigged system to allow them to go up after the buzzer. I heard whispers of this design our west, I suppose someone's ready to deliver.

- Sunny G.

We think different out here

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[Kusha]

Less than 400 likes left, come on guys! Like them on your account, and on your teams facebook page!

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[Calvin Hartley]

Can't wait to see this video.

314 left to go. It's like Pi.

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[Calvin Hartley]

Or we could simply get them 2010 more followers on Twitter.

[Jeffy]

I liked it.
As the original climber appears to be a linear inside climber actuated w/ power take off and pneumatic power, I'm very excited to see what was done to minimize the effect of swinging when climbing.

[dodar]

Originally Posted by Tom Bottiglieri

Software.

Ahh, yes. More software = more weight = less swinging. Why didnt we think of that...

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[davetherobotman]

249!

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[coalhot]

Originally Posted by Arpan

I've heard tons about 1114's climber, but have yet to find a video. Anyone want to point me in the right direction?

Facebook album.

Don't know if there is any good quality video of it, but you can get the gist of the climber from the photos.

EDIT: found another really awesome album of pics on facebook, these from Waterloo:
More awesome pics.

[orangemoore]

Here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4T-tPOdgPxw

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