27-04-2004 14:04

MOEmaniac

Re: pic: It does not take much to spoil a good hang

Now thats a bummer. That reminds me of a similar thread.http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...715#post242715

27-04-2004 14:18

headphred

Re: pic: It does not take much to spoil a good hang

It was a great match, the crowd went wild, but alas a dangling string, match won by Team 847 "PHRED" allied with Team 254 "Cheesy Poofs". 120 (almost 170) to 65. Newton Division

27-04-2004 14:27

Zzyzx

Re: pic: It does not take much to spoil a good hang

I remember seeing this match. It seemed a bit unfair at the time that it caused the hang to not count. Oh well, a great match none the less.

27-04-2004 21:12

roboticscom13

Re: pic: It does not take much to spoil a good hang

Sorry about that guys but we had to get up there and hang.....We didnt know about the string until after the matchh ended. It was one of the best matches i've seen in a while even though it was sort of a blow out.

28-04-2004 17:05

headphred

Re: pic: It does not take much to spoil a good hang

It was a great match! The team talked about the match last night at the team meeting and used it (the broken string) as a learning moment for design improvments. While the design worked, what else did we need to think about. Hmmm, other factors, how about other robots trying to hang, other objects moving around in the match, etc. Learning and going forward is of great value.

28-04-2004 17:18

MOEmaniac

Re: pic: It does not take much to spoil a good hang

30-04-2004 17:30

headphred

Re: pic: It does not take much to spoil a good hang

Thanks, for the words. Team 847 "PHRED" is already thinking about better ways to hang for the summer matches. Ways to look at the design from more than one point of view. How to accomplish the task, how to design for graceful failure, "broken string", what would be the possible problems with the design. So far, we have only been thinking about getting the task done.