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 I've never encountered a motor as forgiving as a CIM - Stall them for 20 seconds, run them hot on a short turnaround, or call them mean names in between matches and they'll just keep doing their thing. - thefro526 [more] |
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Re: Mounting the arm
and the survey says..................
bubblegum that's right, we've locked the entire team in the basement for the past 4 weeks so that they can dilligently chew up enough bubblegum to not only attach the arm but to make on the spot repairs at the competitions. |
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10-02-2004, 23:20
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Re: Mounting the arm
Mount it 3 ways!
A) Very carefully and acurately - so you don't extend the profile. B) Very securely - so when you extend it somehow, your robot doesn't break. C) Very center of gravity-ish - so you don't tip as you retract and/or pivot it!! That's all I got! |
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