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Team 5216's 2016 shooter
Our shooter for this years game!
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Re: Team 5216's 2016 shooter
Looks really nice! I'd definitely make sure you properly space out the motors because your belts don't look very tight. If slip is something you're looking for, then it's fine, but I would look into perhaps slotted cim mounts or a cam system.
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Re: Team 5216's 2016 shooter
Looks good! I'm assuming those are 4" wheels? How are you keeping pressure on the ball?
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Re: Team 5216's 2016 shooter
The wheels are indeed four inches! And we have not implemented a way to keep pressure on the ball yet, but we plan on deciding between pneumatics and mini cims in the near future
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Re: Team 5216's 2016 shooter
Looks good what is your spacing between the wheels??
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