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Here is another pic of the "Katapult"
23-02-2006 01:07
Mike Hendricks
So uh, how many feet of #25 chain is on there? 
23-02-2006 01:36
ChriszumaThat robot looks insane. I like it.
What is the shooting mechanism?
23-02-2006 16:09
Nick Bailey
| What is the shooting mechanism? |
| So uh, how many feet of #25 chain is on there? |
23-02-2006 16:11
ChriszumaHow did you manage to build a catapult without violating the "no rapid mechanical stops" rule?
23-02-2006 16:25
Andy Baker
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Originally Posted by Chriszuma
How did you manage to build a catapult without violating the "no rapid mechanical stops" rule?
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23-02-2006 16:36
Chriszuma|
Originally Posted by Andy Baker
This is quite a generalization. Do you mean this rule?
"<S01> If at any time a ROBOT’s operation or design is deemed unsafe by the head referee, it will receive a 10-point penalty and be disabled for the remainder of the match. If the safety violation is due to the ROBOT design, the head referee has the option to not allow the ROBOT back onto the field unless the design has been corrected. An example of unsafe operation is repeatedly throwing balls off the field at audience members, media personnel, judges, referees, etc. An example of an unsafe design is a SHOOTING MECHANISM that has a large mass that is stopped abruptly at the end of travel and is at risk of breaking off the ROBOT and becoming a projectile." AB |
23-02-2006 16:48
Andy Baker
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Originally Posted by Chriszuma
Yeah, how did you design your catapult to not violate that? It seems vague enough that any catapult design would be illegal. (Unless it's more of a lacrosse-style thrower)
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