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Re: Hovering FRC Robots

Sweet. What's the efficiency for moving a distance versus just wheeling?
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Re: Hovering FRC Robots

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Sweet. What's the efficiency for moving a distance versus just wheeling?
Currently the system runs about 40kwatts/kg just for floating. Movement will come through shifting you center of mass to tilt the board, so, if I understand correctly, no extra energy in terms of the hover engine itself (you will of course have to find a way to move your COM). Basically, in terms of speed, availability, and efficiency, wheels still have the upper hand. Itll be a while before hover engines will be reasonable for long time periods.

But it floats so all these criteria are thrown out the window and hoverboard wins again.

EDIT: Apparently you can also change the strength of either engine to move too

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