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there's our 'bot done (for now). i should be posting a movie clip soon.
see you at the Florida Regional!
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18-02-2006 02:09
Tytus Gerrish
Re: pic: team 1029
heres a fun fact i work at the machine shop that blew out those transmition plates. and w=they have cut our robot parts for the past 2 years
18-02-2006 02:14
sanddrag
Re: pic: team 1029
You might want to protect the robot controller better. Also, I've got to have a look inside that transmission. Looks neat. 
18-02-2006 20:33
Vince lau
Re: pic: team 1029
robot looks good
just one question, are the bumpers 2.5" off the ground? kinda hard to tell from the angle
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• Bumpers must be positioned on the robot so that they remain between 2-1/2 inches and 8-1/2 inches
above the floor
18-02-2006 20:55
bjimster1
Re: pic: team 1029
tytus, the trannys are working great (as you saw today). cant thank you guys enough.
sanddrag, here's a closer up pic of the tranny.
http://www.wolvcatrobotics.com/New%2...%206%20003.jpg
whats even more exciting tho is our shifter, pics coming soon.
Vince lau
"just one question, are the bumpers 2.5" off the ground? kinda hard to tell from the angle"
we mounted the bumpers at 3.5".
3.5" (ground clearance) + 5" (plywood width) = 8.5"
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