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Re: Larger bore actuation speed

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Originally Posted by couvillion View Post
Something like this

I've tended to think that something shape like this gives the most amount of force to start the system moving.
So I would use the cam to push the piston arm out slightly?

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Team 1108 has been doing pneumatic catapults for years with some winning designs.

We design so the cylinder isn't fully retracted so there is a 'chamber' in the back half. Something like 4-inches for a 12 inch stroke. We fill the cylinder with any-old slow valve while we're holding it down with an electro magnet holding a puck of steel on the catapult. Let go of the magnet and it flys!

Here's the magnet we're using this year...5.6 watts/ http://www.mcmaster.com/#5698k116/=118b3ox
Wow this is neat but I'm not sure how well we'd be able to mount it given our current setup. I will be sure to look into this though. Thank you! Do you have any pictures of how you've mounted this on your bot?
 


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