What r ur robot weights as of right now

[s_forbes]

Originally Posted by blakcheez

How do you weigh your robots? We didn't even know our weight last year until competition, which we found out that it was within our class limit.

We faked it our rookie year with two bathroom scales and a piece of plywood.

[JackknifeJustin]

We weigh in at around 90 pounds pre-Lexan. We haven't weighed in our "special attachment" yet either. It probably weighs about 5-6 pounds tops though. Were good.

[Arefin Bari]

98 pounds.

[Fab.Master]

we must be the light weights at 60-65 which includes pnuematics, drive, and electrical. We still have to add some supports and a flag holder but that will add a max of 10lbs. and we still need to figure out how to attach our bumpers

[deshirider430]

we are at 90lbs, and trying to gain weight

[JoshD]

Originally Posted by iwashere1990

ADD WEIGHT? what are you stabilizing?

We want to lower our center of gravity by adding weight to the chassis. But right now our manipulator is pretty light compared to the drivetrain.

[Dave Campbell]

Originally Posted by blakcheez

How do you weigh your robots? We didn't even know our weight last year until competition, which we found out that it was within our class limit.

Our school has an accurate electronic scale that our wrestling team ::edited::

It also works well for our 105 lb robot as of tonight. We have about 16 pounds more to add, including the code- all that code can get heavy! With hardware reduction, we might just make it. Now if it will actually work

[wilsonmw04]

well we weighed tonight and we are 127 lbs without a "skin" on it. it's going to be an interesting last week...

[MrForbes]

Originally Posted by squirrel

Estimates put it at about 100, we'll see what happens.

It was 99 pounds...until we started putting on all the stuff we forgot...then it got up to about 109. Should be fine.

[David Guzman]

Inventor says 118 lbs with everything on it, the robot is still in pieces/components, so once assembled (by the end of Saturday) we will find out for sure. We are cutting it close.

[Stuart]

95% done and it weighs 68 lb . . . we think it will weigh . . 78-80 by th time we are done.

[vivek16]

110. that is without our finishing covering and what not and the ball knocking down device.

dont you just love cheeseholes? we have a cake thats about a foot in diameter and 6 inches deep of our shavings from our cheeseholed 1x3" 54" long tiers.

took off about 3-4 pounds

-Vivek

EDIT: hmm... we do keep the robot in the same room as the snacks... and all of our cheez-its seem to be disappearing at an alarming rate... the robot keeps gaining weight and the food keeps disappearing... I wonder...

[efoote868]

I think a couple of days ago we weighed everything, and added 10 pounds for electronics/wires. If I remember correctly, it was 84 pounds

we've never had a robot this light... most years we have to apply the swiss cheese diet.
Maybe we'll put in more structural support? who can tell.

[Andrew Y.]

weight?!?! what?!................... .


yea, we should do that.

[Gamer930]

as of 10 PM Last Night we were at 108.5 we have couple more things to add that will add another 5 pounds. .