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 One wondered why they couldn't practice in the gym that day - because the robotics team had it reserved was the answer. "Oh, we have a robotics team?"
Sigh. This is a team with a low number. They've been around for at least a dozen years. There's still a lot more culture-changing to do. - GaryVoshol [more] |
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01-12-2008, 19:54
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Re: pic: Mousetrap car for engineering class
i am planning on putting a balloon strip around at least the back wheel and most likely all wheels, to avoid any spinning or skidding (as this would throw off the run).
Its running on a tile floor so the balloons will help http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/28597 that is the car i made for my senior year physics class in high school. as far as materials go we can use anything we can get, no cost limit just as long as nothings radioactive. And being part of the Iowa State solar car team, i am definitely making a carbon fiber spoiler simply because we have a large scrap pile of it... 
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