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1918 NC Gears present "Tommy"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIweS...layer_embedded
Built to get to the ball and move it down field quickly. - Wide chassis - Wide ball magnet - Wide kicker - 4 + 4 wheel drive - Self-righting roll cage (haven't needed it yet) - Autonomous scoring - Ball return deflector top - Lift winch See you at Traverse City, West Michigan, and (hopefully) at the MI State Championship! |
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Re: 1918 NC Gears present "Tommy"
nice bot. but i gotta ask from a strategy stand point aren't you worried about having two balls or more in you ball magnet?
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Re: 1918 NC Gears present "Tommy"
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Re: 1918 NC Gears present "Tommy"
Great looking machine! You guys had one of my favorite robots last year in Atlanta, and it looks like you will be very competitive yet again. Well done!
Brad |
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Re: 1918 NC Gears present "Tommy"
Very nicely done, I can see this robot easily dominating a lot of matches. Game piece acquisition and control is always underestimated by a lot of teams, but you completely nailed it.
You've got my favorite so far. |
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Re: 1918 NC Gears present "Tommy"
Wide orientation on the bump. Ballsy. Nice bot!
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