pic: How many balls are in Team 68's robot?

[Sean Raia]

3 times the amount you should have.

[dcarr]

Originally Posted by Sean Raia

3 times the amount you should have.

What if there are really only three balls in the robot but they are just moving so fast that it looks like more?

[Littleboy]

I am curious as to what 469 can hold. They have that hopper that folds out.

[CalTran]

Originally Posted by Littleboy

I am curious as to what 469 can hold. They have that hopper that folds out.

With the speed that balls go through their system I was amazed the managed to hold on to 3 at one time!

[Lil' Lavery]

Originally Posted by CalTran

With the speed that balls go through their system I was amazed the managed to hold on to 3 at one time!

This is the part where I wish I could find video of 469's 2006 robot shooting in autonomous.

[Kyle A]

Originally Posted by Lil' Lavery

This is the part where I wish I could find video of 469's 2006 robot shooting in autonomous.

I believe This is a video of it. I remember seeing them in Atlanta.

http://www.thebluealliance.com/match/2006cur_qm50

[CalTran]

Originally Posted by Kyle A

I believe This is a video of it. I remember seeing them in Atlanta.

http://www.thebluealliance.com/match/2006cur_qm50

...they made a robot that shoots faster than it does this year? o.0 That is frightening. Can't imagine competing against it.

[Dinoyan]

9 balls. 4 in their shooter and 5 in harvester.

[JosephC]

25-30 according to 469 team members.

[cadandcookies]

Originally Posted by CalTran

...they made a robot that shoots faster than it does this year? o.0 That is frightening. Can't imagine competing against it.

That first few seconds, where they just score all those balls straight off the bat...

This robot-stuffing reminds me of competing at the MN State Fair-- since there isn't enough room for a full field, we have a variety of different game-related challenges to compete in. One of those was a force-of-impact test. I would have loved to see some of these robots try that (for the record, I believe 1816 won that-- their dual-CIM shooter broke the measuring apparatus if I remember correctly).