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Well here it is holding onto a tetra.
Hmm, I wonder why we would want to store tetras?
How do we get those things off our back?
Link to other picture:
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/pictures.php?&action=single&picid=10044
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28-02-2005 18:43
Kyle
Re: pic: Tigertrons 222 05 Pic #2
That looks great, are you planing on protecting the bot with lexan or something?
It looks kinda familiar, i guess great minds think alike 
28-02-2005 18:44
WildEmerica
Re: pic: Tigertrons 222 05 Pic #2
It looks like you are running a turret. If so, how many degrees of rotation do you have? What types of motors are powering it? Speed? If you respond to my questions, it would be great. WildEmerica
28-02-2005 18:58
team222badbrad
Re: pic: Tigertrons 222 05 Pic #2
Yes we have Gull Wing doors in between the turret and tetra.
We also have lexan covering other parts, the 1/16'' lexan sides were in production while this picture was being taken.
We have 360 degrees of motion, however, it is not continuous(just like your neck/head motion is limited).
From center 180 degrees counter-clockwise and 180 degrees clockwise.
We used the Nippon Denso motor with an attached sprocket
A picture of it can be seen here:
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...t=window+motor
Around 4 seconds for 180 degrees.
01-03-2005 08:25
Mr MOE
Re: pic: Tigertrons 222 05 Pic #2
Great looking bot. We look forward to competing with you guys at Philly. Tigertrons - always a force to be reckoned with.
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