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07-02-2004 01:01
tkwetzel
To me, that doesn't look like it will work to well. 
07-02-2004 09:00
Adam Shapiro
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Originally Posted by tkwetzel
To me, that doesn't look like it will work to well.
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07-02-2004 11:27
tkwetzel
| Nah, that's just a shot of the drive train, |
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08-02-2004 11:39
Adam Shapiro
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Originally Posted by tkwetzel
I know that the picture only shows the drivetrain...but you must have overlooked the cable that isn't connected to anything
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08-02-2004 13:03
Ryan Foley
a dual motor gearbox somewhat based on the 2001 Technokat Dual Motor Drive?
I could be wrong about this, but if you look closely you notice what looks like Fisher Price motors (without the big black gearbox) connected to the back of the drill motors.
08-02-2004 14:29
Mark PettitIt looks to me like it's just drill motors in the plastic motor mounts from the kit. Any of us could have created this and most of us have. 'Kind of useless as a teaser since we all have this stuff.
08-02-2004 14:32
Adam Shapiro
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Originally Posted by Mark Pettit
Kind of useless as a teaser since we all have this stuff.
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08-02-2004 14:40
Joe Ross
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Originally Posted by Adam Shapiro
I agree. I have no idea who uploaded it...
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28-02-2004 12:36
jparkteachWe're using the rotary actuator in a unique way. The rotary actuator is off focus but you can see it in the background. Somehow we managed to use the rotary actuator and some parts we had laying around to build a mechanism that grabs the mobile goals. No specially designed parts, no fancy machinery, no engineers. But it works very nicely!!