28-03-2007 00:13

AdamHeard

Re: pic: Team 1717 Lift 2

I love the 12 lb spool of wire we substituted for our arm in that match...

28-03-2007 01:48

rsilverstein

Re: pic: Team 1717 Lift 2

Yeah, but it worked didn't it?

28-03-2007 03:08

Vogel648

Re: pic: Team 1717 Lift 2

It hung tubes?

28-03-2007 03:39

rsilverstein

Re: pic: Team 1717 Lift 2

Yes. during qualification matches we only hung around 2 tubes a match. But on Saturday afternoon we placed usually three (and i think 4 one time)

28-03-2007 04:33

EmilioM

Re: pic: Team 1717 Lift 2

Ya, we began to hang more when we went into the elims because we would return to deploy our ramps with less time remaining - about 35 seconds - instead of the minute we would return at during qualifying. By the end, we could score an average of about 5-6 tubes every two minutes, unforunate the kicker on have a lifter-bot is we didnt have those full two minutes.

28-03-2007 15:43

Bomberofdoom

Re: pic: Team 1717 Lift 2

Darn...we had the exact same concept but we made our wings too short for others to get on...
But in the end, we finished well with 3rd place in elimination rounds with our fine gripper.

28-03-2007 15:47

EmilioM

Re: pic: Team 1717 Lift 2

Ya, thats why we added the fold out flaps to extend our panels in each direction - they were huge: 44" x 46" - big enough for any robot. Congrats on you placing tho and your gripper too.

Do you have any pictures of your panels and/or attempts at panels?

19-04-2010 07:57

alandoland

Re: pic: Team 1717 Lift 2

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