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131's 2003 Robot
01-03-2003 16:32
Kyle Fenton
Wow, you guys look good this year. Nice arms
131 has always delivered quality robots year after year
One question though, whats that black stuff on your arms?
01-03-2003 16:45
Useless memberAnother amazing work of art from the masters of Bot-Building. Well done 131 but there again I didnt expect any thing different.
Good luck with this beauty, I bet its fast too.
01-03-2003 16:46
David LantzThose look like this year's kit tires but I can't tell. Did you guys sand them down? Nice looking robot.
01-03-2003 17:06
CaptMatt152 questions
Have you driven your robot up the ramp? our team had an issue using a similar drive system of 2 wheel front drive like that - no weight on front wheels=wheelspin on ramp for us.
What about tipping over? it looks as if all your major components are in the back half of the robot.
past those 2 things your robot looks great - i like the arm design - looks real efficient - and im gonna guess that the black things are some sort of box orienting device (we were considering it but decided against it)
good work 131
01-03-2003 17:37
Jestin McCarthy
up the ramp......not a problem very good grip. Who said it was only two wheel drive? and actually most of the weight is very low on the bot, and towards the back. gotta compensate for those boxes some how. The wheels I LOVE! and yeah they are kit wheels.
01-03-2003 19:08
Tyler 178
Looks like a pretty good bot. The back wheels should have a lot of traction w/ all the weight over them. (probably at least 40 lbs w/ 12 pound battery and 12 pound compresser + everything else)
w/ only boxes only weighing 5 lbs each though, seems like it would be back heavy and top heavy.
Too bad your sign blocks view of the inside of the robot.
Btw, i like the hinged doors on your crate in the background, wish our team had thought of something cool like that for our crate, or at least made our crate something other than just boxed up crate.
Hopefully your bot can do fine small turning.
It seems that this year to stack, bots must be able to turn precisely, to orient stacker mechanism in front of boxes.
Kyle, looks like black stuff on arms is for grip on boxes, and almost looks like it may be able to squeeze.
The little white discs on the corners of your bot look cool too. Are they just for deflecting bots from pushing on you?
01-03-2003 19:11
157#1Driver
131 always has a nice bot. I'm really looking forward to seeing this one in action. What kind of bushing did you used to slide your grabber up and down?
01-03-2003 19:30
Jeff Waegelin
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Originally posted by CaptMatt15 2 questions Have you driven your robot up the ramp? our team had an issue using a similar drive system of 2 wheel front drive like that - no weight on front wheels=wheelspin on ramp for us. |
01-03-2003 19:34
Solace
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Originally posted by Tyler 178 Hopefully your bot can do fine small turning. It seems that this year to stack, bots must be able to turn precisely, to orient stacker mechanism in front of boxes. |
01-03-2003 20:42
Ryan Foley
As always, a great robot from 131.
Nice job chaos.
Good luck in Manchester
01-03-2003 22:10
MattKthanks for all the compliments guys, we really appreciate it
Hope to see you guys in Manchester and/or Texas
01-03-2003 23:53
Cory
the things on the arms kinda look like innertubes, like inside a bicycle tire.
Cory