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Re: Risk of the Lift?
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Originally Posted by 3@G13_1388
It is almost going to be impossible to use a lift to elevate your alliance's robots. It is going to be impossible because pneumanic cylinders are not going to give enough force to exert a lifting device.
im pretty sure that the pneumatic cylinders come in larger sizes than they gave us so i think it will be possible to lift other robots with a lift. and i thin the largest size is a 2 inch cylinder.
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Cmon man you gotta put up a better argument than broad statements like "its almost going to be impossible..." or "im pretty sure..."...If you think teams cannot be lifted with pneumatics, you might wanna scroll through CD-media back to 2004 where quite a lot of teams used pneumatics to lift there 120lb+ selves............VERY SUCCESSFULLY
Get creative...impossible is a dangerous word my friend
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18-01-2007, 16:20
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