pic: 1072 from the top

Denman · #1 16-02-2005, 04:40

is it just one arm going up the 2 arms? this is very stable as opposed to a 1 armed approach?
or is the second arm going to "flip" onto the top of the other arm to make it uper long and high enough for the central goal?

Alex1072 · #2 16-02-2005, 14:20

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Originally Posted by Denman

is it just one arm going up the 2 arms? this is very stable as opposed to a 1 armed approach?
or is the second arm going to "flip" onto the top of the other arm to make it uper long and high enough for the central goal?

It is one very stable arm. The thing is rigid enough that at full extension i can tilt the robot up from its side just by grabbing on to the end of the 11ish foot arm. When I do this, the arm bends maybe 2 inches.

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