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By: Matt Krass
New: 09-10-2005 23:29
Updated: 09-10-2005 23:29
Views: 711 times
Built up on a modified SquareBot frame, it can lift and cap tetras pretty well.
The tetras were made by my girlfriend, and she also helped me build the U shaped arm upgrade from my original angle L design. The tetras and goals are straws tied and taped together, don't know exactly how she did it, but it's pretty cool.
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10-10-2005 15:41
Adam Richards
Re: pic: My FIRST Vex Bot
So why did you duct tape the end of the manipulator?
10-10-2005 16:06
Conor Ryan
Re: pic: My FIRST Vex Bot
yeah the duct tape...
did you ever fix the issue with insufficent gear reduction?
looks good though,
10-10-2005 16:33
Matt Krass
Re: pic: My FIRST Vex Bot
Conor, it wasn't so much insufficient reduction as touchy controls 
Once I switched to single joystick drive, I could use the other joystick for precision controls, much better.
The duct tape is meant to hold tetras better, it seems to work...
10-10-2005 22:23
Arefin Bari
Re: pic: My FIRST Vex Bot
Looks very nice. Thanks for sharing the video with me. I am going to give you the same advice that one of my mentor gave me.
"Keep tweaking it until you are satisfied."
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