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The 2006 Bobcat in our practice facility at UTC Power. This year's robot features a polycord bi-directional roller system, andymark transmissions, a turretable shooter, and a high capacity hopper.
Check out the "UTC Regional Pit Video" at our website to see it in action.
08-03-2006 11:20
Tim DellesLooks pretty sweet. Kinda glad your one of my FF picks.
So is the angle the ball comes out adjustable or are you a one spot shot?
Also what do you use to keep the balls from jamming up?
Looks great, hoping to get to see a video of this in action.
08-03-2006 11:25
Greg Marra
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Originally Posted by Tim Delles
Looks pretty sweet. Kinda glad your one of my FF picks.
So is the angle the ball comes out adjustable or are you a one spot shot? Also what do you use to keep the balls from jamming up? Looks great, hoping to get to see a video of this in action. |
08-03-2006 11:45
Peter Matteson
Until you posted that picture I had no idea how difficult it was to tell what our robot looks like unless you see it in person.
Anyone want to guess the over/under on how many times people tried to reach through the lexan the day this pick was taken?
08-03-2006 12:14
Elgin Clock
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Originally Posted by Dzdconfusd
Anyone want to guess the over/under on how many times people tried to reach through the lexan the day this pick was taken?
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08-03-2006 12:51
Alex Pelan
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Originally Posted by Elgin Clock
One hundred and seventy seven times?
From the picture it's weird.. but it looks like you are way over the max size. Is this a starting configuration? I don't know.. maybe it's the lexan giving me weird views about what's the side, and what's not.. Anyways, good luck in Hartford. See you there on Saturday! |
08-03-2006 14:53
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Originally Posted by Alex Pelan
This is out starting configuration, it's just the lexan playing tricks on your eyes.
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14-03-2006 17:54
Eric ScheuingActually, whe I saw the frame fully assembled, I was amazed that it fit inside the envelope as well.
26-03-2006 16:13
SchneidieThis is nothing like what we have now. It looks toatally differant.