Interested in an insightful Youtube channel?

[Pauline Tasci]

I would like to see approaches to strategies, kind of a how to guide for rookie teams.
Like easy drive system, ect.

[Sarakiro]

So the list stands at:
Drive systems (simplistic),
Lifters,
Footballs? (I can think of a few ways to do that),

Sounds good. That should get me 4 weeks of work and sufficient video to discuss. If you know anyone else who would be interested in watching or suggesting a project be sure to refer them here.

I have been playing around with the idea of a waterproof system (My test facility will be my driveway, so in the event that it does get caught outside even shortly...)

[Sarakiro]

Maybe a bit of insight as to the design process? I suppose I could take one project and document The process I went through designing it.

[K519_1325]

You should do one video on how to organize electrical systems and keep wires neat. This I imagine would be a big help to some people.

[Sarakiro]

Originally Posted by iSparky

Yay! Something to watch during the summer owo I'll be sure to tune in just to get some extra experience for next year :3

How about something like space efficiency (on and/or off the robot)? It can show newer teams good ideas when it comes to managing the workspace and reducing clutter :3

I won't necessarily have a "full" workshop; I am really keeping the capacity to a minimum (somewhere near just enough to complete the projects set out before the summer,) thus I will not necessarily get to go over the importance of shop organization.

as far as on board systems go, when installing the systems on the chassis, which I have decided I will do (with whatever electronics become available, I will be sure to allot space for a standard "FRC legal control system footprint" regardless of what system I use.

any more ideas? I think I have enough to span the summer, but I would love to hear more suggestions.

The list is as follows:
Chassis Drive Options,
Lifter mechanism,
Passive wrist,
Football thrower,

Underline indicates that I do not yet have resources to work on the project, though I am working on it.

I need to thank Paul Lathrop from 1033 for working with me on getting some used parts shipped over, which I hope will be arranged and seen through within the next two weeks.

Furthermore, I would like to thank my team, 1676, (Mentor Don Rotolo, Mr. Killian, and all others associated) for allowing me to scavenge our supply of scrap aluminum.

Keep up to date with this project via CD,
-RS

excited to design