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Re: Catapult design tool
You obviously invested a lot of time into this. Have you considered creating some supporting documentation? It would lower the entry barrier. Perhaps you could attach, or post a link to, the presentation you gave at Purdue. |
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The amount of detail used in this analysis is quite impressive, I like it!
I used some rough numbers for packaging a cam released catapult with some trajectory results a few nights during week 1; it was used for packaging our prototypes. http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/papers/3027 I agree that it would behoove teams to do a little analytic work to save time on prototyping concepts. |
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Thanks for the replys.
I will post the presentation from Purdue - I believe that I need to convert it from powerpoint to pdf. Working on that ... I'll get that posted in the next day or two. Last year, we didn't have any seniors on the team. This year, we have a very strong group of seniors. My hope is that they can look at at this spreadsheet and work on their own versions for the challenges that lie ahead in the 2015 build season!! |
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Here is a zipped version of the presentation.
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