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05-12-2005, 15:07
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Re: Need a realistic Statics Problem
the Fairport team used the concept for the 1999 game, lifting the 'floppies' 8 feet in the air. We had a basket attached with four arms, like the drawing, and a geared down van door motor supplying the torque.
Lots of teams had a difficult time lifting their floppies in the air that year. Our bot (Floppy Joe) could raise and lower a full basket in about 2 seconds, all day long. |
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