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1429 Ramps deployed

Pjohn1959

By: Pjohn1959
New: 14-02-2007 08:36
Updated: 14-02-2007 08:36
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1429 Ramps deployed

Team 1429 showing the ramps deployed on our frame.

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14-02-2007 20:17

Priyadarshy


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wow that looks really heavy without anything on it



14-02-2007 20:44

waiakea11


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yeah it does look heavy....how do people get on?



14-02-2007 21:15

Karthik1


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ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.....

What's your ground clearance???

just wondering, and good luck.

Best regards,
Karthik



14-02-2007 23:45

angela


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that looks super-heavy. are you making it lighter somehow, or does it just look heavier than it is?

how would robots get up onto your platforms?



14-02-2007 23:59

Arefin Bari


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You know I am hoping that the material isn't just plain aluminum. I am sure the team thought about the weight issue before starting to build it.

... the other day when I walked in Team 1251's home and picked up a 2x4 ACM (Aluminum Composite Material), I swear I thought it would be 15-20 pounds, when it was really just about 5-8 pounds.



15-02-2007 13:39

Pjohn1959


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It looks heavier than it is. It is made of punched aluminum. Each ramp weighs about 6 pounds. The ends of the ramps are flush with the ground on deploy, then the pistons raise the ramps to a height of 13 inches. More pictures to follow.



15-02-2007 13:46

tbmantia


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Better make sure that you don't put the metal right on the ground-that would be against the rules. Metal or hard plastics cannot be placed directly on the ground.



15-02-2007 13:54

MrForbes


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Better make sure that you don't put the metal right on the ground-that would be against the rules. Metal or hard plastics cannot be placed directly on the ground.
Team Update #11 addresses this issue, metal or hard plastics can be placed on the playing field as part of a ramp or platform, if they are properly designed.



15-02-2007 13:56

coolguybigt


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how si the robot going to get on the ramp



15-02-2007 14:33

MrForbes


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wild guess: ramps unfold, robots drive on, then cylinders actuate to lift them up.



15-02-2007 15:09

fluffy


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The ends of the ramps are flush with the ground on deploy, then the pistons raise the ramps to a height of 13 inches. More pictures to follow.
from up above



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