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Here's the internal view of the drive train packaging. The roller chain has not been installed, but electrical and mechanical is in its final locations. The RC, additional spikes, backup battery, radio modem, sound system, etc. were installed in the "dew can" superstructure with plenty of room for more features.
Design started in the fall, but we didn't have much time to fabricate the whole machine. Other than the 80/20 frame and the track bogeys, everything was fabricated in two weeks after our FRC season ended. So we only had enough time to get a drivetrain, sound system and lighting packaged into a polished looking package. The robot's been invited back next year, so we plan on adding more features....
Anyone with some nice pictures of a semi-automatic t-shirt launcher, we'd be grateful for some inspiration!
02-04-2007 22:34
SizzelChest330Dual battery style? very nice
How longs the battery life?
and how fast does it go?!!?!?! 
02-04-2007 22:53
Jeff Rodriguez
02-04-2007 23:21
sanddragWait, what's this? A robot without the Rockwell Distribution block? And it works!?! No way!!! This is awesome.
Nice work guys.
03-04-2007 00:13
artdutra04
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Wait, what's this? A robot without the Rockwell Distribution block? And it works!?! No way!!! This is awesome.
Nice work guys. |
03-04-2007 07:34
skimoose
03-04-2007 07:38
Qbranch
You had to have paralleled those batteries... are you having any issues with the batteries voltage eqalizing (running high current between eachother) when you plug them in?
Usually the only way to stably put multiple batteries in a system is in series.... unless maybe your charging them on the same charger/leave them parralelled at all times?
-q
03-04-2007 09:17
Alex Cormier
How about it actually acting like a cooler? Have a little place for a moeny intake and a locking lid untill money is deposited and out comes a frosty beverage?
03-04-2007 11:11
will_freerhow fast do you change the batterys during matches?
03-04-2007 11:25
artdutra04
03-04-2007 11:45
Athleticgirl389
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This isn't our FRC competition robot, just an interesting off-season project (built to almost FRC-legal standards) that my father and myself built for the team as a public relations robot.
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03-04-2007 11:52
Schnabel
So is the Dew Bot going to be in Atlanta?
04-04-2007 07:14
skimoose|
You had to have paralleled those batteries... are you having any issues with the batteries voltage eqalizing (running high current between eachother) when you plug them in?
Usually the only way to stably put multiple batteries in a system is in series.... unless maybe your charging them on the same charger/leave them parralelled at all times? -q |
04-04-2007 09:38
whytheheckme
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Wait, what's this? A robot without the Rockwell Distribution block? And it works!?! No way!!! This is awesome.
Nice work guys. |
04-04-2007 09:46
SuperJakeI think this is awesome for two reasons:
1) It is green and I have a weakness for anything green (Go MOE!).
2) The tracks closely resemble those on my new baby: SWORDS (see pic below).

04-04-2007 11:37
freestylemotoxI think it might be overweight...
04-04-2007 11:44
SuperJake
04-04-2007 19:15
skimoose|
I think this is awesome for two reasons:
1) It is green and I have a weakness for anything green (Go MOE!). 2) The tracks closely resemble those on my new baby: SWORDS (see pic below). ![]() |
Pun intended!
05-04-2007 00:11
IraJason
I'm just wondering... what is the size measurements of the Dewbot?
05-04-2007 18:05
skimoose|
I'm just wondering... what is the size measurements of the Dewbot?
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