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Originally Posted by techtiger1
Good question Arefin. All I can tell you is team 25 has there transmissions down to a science I have seen them up close and personal many times. Quite possibly one of the most well designed robust drive systems in FIRST. They put a lot of Research and development into it every year too, because every year they have an improvement to it.
-Drew
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I would have to agree here. Team 25 has got building drivetrains down to a science as another person said =). The way they have their drivetrain setup makes them very quick and agile. I hand the students and mentors credit for building a setup like the one in the picture.
Question
About how long does it take to replace a modular transmission like that?
Is it easily accessible or do you have to remove a significant amount of items to get to the transmission?
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Past FIRST Robotics Events that I proudly volunteered at:
FLL: NY State Competition '03
FRC: NYC Remote Kickoff '04 & NYC Regionals '04-'15 ,'10-'13 & NJ Regionals '06-'10, Finger Lakes Regional '09 & SBPLI Regional '08-'15 and the World Championship in '05 (Galileo Field) '07 (Newton Field) '09 (Practice Fields Attendant / FTA(A)), CeBIT Convention in '04 & NextFEST in '06 both held @ the Javitts Center, Monty Madness '07-'10, Panda-monium '08, B.Eruption '08 & '09, Ramp Riot '08, PARC '09 & '10, BR^2 '09 & Wol. Inv. '09 -'15
2015 FIRST Robotics Off Season Events that I hope to volunteer at:
Where is Wolcott Invitational
2015 FIRST Robotics Events that I will be volunteering at:
SBPLI Reg. & Championships
Volunteer Resume:
Alt & Lead Team Queuer, Field Repair/Reset, Field Setup/Breakdown, Spare Parts Attendant, Field Power Controller/Score Keeper, Co-Emcee & Official Scorer, Control System Advisor, FIRST Tech Advisor Assistant & recently Practice Field Attendant.
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16-09-2006, 18:18
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