2007 best tube scorers

[MasterChief 573]

Originally Posted by Rich Ross

1114 gets another vote from me. Also, 573:http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/img...b9935425_l.jpg
I dont know why it works so well, but it does hold and cap quite well.

I'll go with team 65 (huskie brigade) as a good capping robot as well.

I'm also a fan of 71's gripper. I think there are a few things that would quickly improve it in small ways, but it does a good job scooping tubes up, and a decent job capping too.

The reason we're so good at scoring is because of the fact that we have sweet drivers and our arm is a beast. It's capable of reaching and manuvering in ways that other arms can't. I hate to sound arrogant but between the arm and the mecannum wheels we are almost undefendable.

[Tom Bottiglieri]

Originally Posted by MasterChief 573

between the arm and the mecannum wheels we are almost undefendable.

Come to New England...

[Nuttyman54]

Originally Posted by Budda648

Eighteen solely ramp bots at SVR? I'm sure there's some defensive robots in there and some that could do both. But either way, that's a lot of ramp bots.

Acutally, not all were solely ramp bots. A number never had a gripper or never got their working. Only 10 of those listed had ramps by my count

[Brandon Holley]

Originally Posted by MasterChief 573

I hate to sound arrogant but between the arm and the mecannum wheels we are almost undefendable.

Originally Posted by Tom Bottiglieri

Come to New England...

I agree...come to new england

[Jared W]

At the 2007 Florida Regional, in my opinion, the best arm robots were
(in no particular order):

team 179: swampthing
team 1523: mars
team 233: pink
team 1902: exploding bacon
team 56:
team 1270: red dragons
team 1251: tech tigers
team 70: krunch
team 180: S.P.A.M. (had to throw my own team in there..haha..mainly because we scored 3-4 ringers, and most of the time they were on the back of the rack for strategy purposes)

There are probably a couple more that i just can't think of too.

[MasterChief 573]

Originally Posted by Brandon Holley

I agree...come to new england

Come to championships, I'm not kidding we were able to manuver our way through all the defense that was thrown at us and that's alot of defense.

[Dan Petrovic]

Originally Posted by MasterChief 573

Come to championships, I'm not kidding we were able to manuver our way through all the defense that was thrown at us and that's alot of defense.

Championships =/= New England

Come to Battlecry and you'll see just what we mean when we say "New England Defense".

[freestylemotox]

Originally Posted by MasterChief 573

Come to championships, I'm not kidding we were able to manuver our way through all the defense that was thrown at us and that's alot of defense.

Done...see you there

[MasterChief 573]

Originally Posted by InfernoX14

Championships =/= New England

Come to Battlecry and you'll see just what we mean when we say "New England Defense".

We already did GLR and Boilermaker, we're done until championships.

[Dan Petrovic]

Originally Posted by MasterChief 573

We already did GLR and Boilermaker, we're done until championships.

Battlecry is an off-season competition in early June.

It's held at WPI. It's basically the IRI of New England.

[Alex Cormier]

Back on topic.

From what i have seen in life and that was only FLR,in no specific order:
229
340
1126

[Noah Kleinberg]

From New York, 11, 56, 354, 375 and 1302 were among the best.

[sdcantrell56]

Triple strange did have some nice data. We 1683 also had a 3.8 average.

[MasterChief 573]

We've been to GLR and Boilermaker and counting us the best I've seen are.

67
1730
1114
234
45
868
85
503
1015
573

[Scion13]

The best from Chesapeake were (in no particular order):
1629 - GaCo
75 - Roboraiders
293 - Spike
175 - Buzz

I personally dont have average ringer stats, but I know that 1629 does.