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Inspired by the old robot discussion, I give you the end of Condor. It served us well, lo those 4 years, but we were being squeezed for space, and gosh darn it, it isn't as young and pretty as it once was. But we'll always have the memories.
13-04-2006 00:02
sanddragThis is a joke right?
Edit:
PLEASE tell me this is a joke. I can't sleep.
13-04-2006 00:02
Tim Dellesarggg.
I hope all the good stuff from it came off. Like the pnuematics and the motors and did i say the pnuematics?
13-04-2006 00:10
RogerR
NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
not the condor!!!!
this has to be a joke!!
13-04-2006 01:26
Stephen Kowskibox that mother up and ship it to FL....ill give it a good home.....
13-04-2006 02:40
118 TechAHHH!!!! WHAT DID U DO TO MY BABY!!!...... eh I'm over it now.
I would like to say a few words.
Condor may have not been the fastest robot.
Condor may have not been the prettiest robot.
But it was........a robot.
Napoleon Dynamite once asked "Does the chicken have large talons," I can honestly say Condor had large talons.
Condor did some things well, like when she bit the dust, she at it hard. (LSR Semi-Finals '01)
Condor gave us some things we never expected, like a 4 wheel base with independent suspension.
Condor gave us some things we never wanted, like a 4 wheel base with independent suspension.
Condor we now commit your body to the landfill and your soul to the Spirit of FIRST
13-04-2006 03:01
mrmummerthmmm don't know what to say for sure here...
I hate to see old robots taken apart or cut up.
There are many teams out there that can use many of the parts
for spares or repairs and many teams need parts to teach new
kids some of the basics...
This is something I hope does'nt happen to our first (last years)
robot...We are concidering having some basic robotics classes
during the summer and if we don't have enough extra parts
might take apart the frame from ours.
I really hope not....some how the old ones deserve a better
fate than that.
13-04-2006 03:35
Gabe
How DARE you desecrate a robot like that. Whatever happened to veteran benefits? WHY???
Quick! Ship it to Leland High School, 6677 Camden Avenue. San Jose, CA 95120.
It would live the warm company of Quixilver2005 and Quixilver2006.
Say you're kidding. PLEASE say you're kidding.
13-04-2006 14:23
pathew100It must be a joke, there are two Victors still on there. At ~$120 each I'm sure I'd take those off. Even if they were Victor 883s they are still useful. And the wheels.
13-04-2006 14:25
Barry Bonzack
I sincerely hope this is a joke, and I am fairly certain it is. There are lots of robotless rookie teams that could use a demo bot or a practice bot to program, plus of course many of those parts would be useful to other have-not teams. My conscience tells me this isn't real, it'd make too many stomachs churn.
13-04-2006 18:54
Qbranch
Never throw old robots away!!!!
Take them apart and use for parts, maybe.
But throwing them away?!?!?!
(falls over in chair and faints)
13-04-2006 22:48
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Originally Posted by Andrew Blair
Why chuck it when you could
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14-04-2006 20:34
mtaman02
How could one throw a robot away - this is upsetting what you really should've done was donate it to an up and coming rookie team which can absolutely use it or see who on chiefdelphi would like to be the new owner of it, I know I wouldn't have minded taken it off your hands. =( this upsets me (goes off and cries) 
15-04-2006 02:01
Nuttyman54
It's got to be a joke. No one in their right mind would throw away that much t-slot. If you ARE tossing it though, we'll gladly take the frame off your hands...