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Re: Team 319 Presents: Bob

That is a beautiful and clever design. I can honestly say that your solution never crossed my mind when I thought about potential designs. Kudos for thinking outside the box guys!
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Re: Team 319 Presents: Bob

Nice integration of mechanisms!

Does extra spin from the roller intake wheels have much of an impact on the final trajectory of the ball?
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Re: Team 319 Presents: Bob

My favorite robot this year so far. It's simplicity with the collector/shooter will really win matches.
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Re: Team 319 Presents: Bob

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That is a beautiful and clever design. I can honestly say that your solution never crossed my mind when I thought about potential designs. Kudos for thinking outside the box guys!
To hear that from a team such as 469 is really something. I've always loved how your designs are always different yet utterly dominating.

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Nice integration of mechanisms!

Does extra spin from the roller intake wheels have much of an impact on the final trajectory of the ball?
It does! Spinning them forward (collecting) while throwing keeps the ball on the arm longer, flattening the trajectory. Spinning them backward while throwing causes the ball to come off earlier, creating more of a lob shot. Lots to play with and tune!
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