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04-02-2007 17:23
Gabe
What a great idea! Using a cam for lifting against the ground is a unique way of levitating robots.
04-02-2007 17:27
pheadxdllBrilliant idea! That's a pretty smart way to get some lift.
04-02-2007 18:06
zander_108thats brilliant! but i've got some questions for you;
what kinda motor is driving that?
how long does it take to lift?
is it lifting 4" or 12"?
and are you lifting one or two robots?
thanks
04-02-2007 19:26
psquared89| what kinda motor is driving that? |
| how long does it take to lift? |
| Is it lifting 4" or 12"? |
| and are you lifting one or two robots? |
04-02-2007 19:36
zander_108wow.. thanks, that really is a incredible design then. 
04-02-2007 20:22
Rich Ross
Great mechanism! Just toss two of those onto your 2005 bot and you might have similar results to 2005. (or at least one can hope so)
04-02-2007 22:54
Jay Trzaskos
Wow, I have been talking to my VEX team about using a cam design for grasping the bar. This will be a really great visual aid to show them. Great Idea guys.
JT
04-02-2007 22:59
65_Xero_HuskieHm..seems like other people are using cam's on their robots aswell 
05-02-2007 11:52
Alex Cormier
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Originally Posted by Jay Trzaskos
Wow, I have been talking to my VEX team about using a cam design for grasping the bar. This will be a really great visual aid to show them. Great Idea guys.
JT |
05-02-2007 13:57
DanDon
Alex, it seems like if you have the ramps drop off of the front and back of the robot, and all cams are facing the same direction, then driving in one direction would rotate all cams and lift both platforms.
05-02-2007 14:37
EricgehrkenThat looks like Andy Mark Treads, tracked wheels perhaps?
05-02-2007 18:02
Alex Cormier
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Alex, it seems like if you have the ramps drop off of the front and back of the robot, and all cams are facing the same direction, then driving in one direction would rotate all cams and lift both platforms.
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05-02-2007 19:54
kramarczykSo how much pulling force do you need to get the lift done?
06-02-2007 20:37
MattLiNot much, My guess is about 10-20 lbs of pulling/robot I'm guessing. I could pull it with just my arms (I'm not a very strong person).
07-02-2007 20:03
MattLiUnless the robot suddenly moves/jerks when the power is shut off then we won't have any problem (yes that's right there's no electricity involved).
07-02-2007 21:10
kramarczyk|
Not much, My guess is about 10-20 lbs of pulling/robot I'm guessing. I could pull it with just my arms (I'm not a very strong person).
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