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Some people have asked to see my fire fighting robot. This is a picture of the not yet completed project. Competition is to navigate a maze and find a candle, put out the flame and return to base. All this is to be done in autonomous mode, no human interaction.
29-10-2007 01:22
dtengineering
Sheesh... when I looked at the little thumbnail shot on the portal page it looked like you had hooked a CIM up to the VEX drivetrain.
Which, actually, would have been kind of cool. But this is cool, too, and makes a heck of a lot more sense.
Good luck with it at the competition,
Jason
29-10-2007 07:28
Qbranch
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Sheesh... when I looked at the little thumbnail shot on the portal page it looked like you had hooked a CIM up to the VEX drivetrain.
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I did too!
29-10-2007 07:33
Protronie
Hey you could send it after the flame throwing robots to put out the fires they start! 
29-10-2007 09:33
Richard Wallace
It's going to get a little bulky after you add two gauges, a regulator, and a pressure switch.
Not to mention whatever air device (valve and nozzle?) your functional requirements call for.
29-10-2007 11:43
Steve W
I will be adding a custom nozzle that will have 6 small air jets. I will be using the small tube from last year (1/8th I believe) to keep it small but powerful. I will be running straight 125 lb pressure so no regulator needed. The nozzle will be attached to the camera for aiming. I will also be adding line tracking sensors to the bottom to identify going in rooms and home base. There will be the ultrasonic sensors on the side and maybe some touch sensors on front/back (TBD).
It may not be ready to go for the fall competition as my programming help is a bit tied up with his thesis and I think that is much more important. There is a spring competition that we will definitely make.
Driven by a CIM eh........... thinking - maybe for a sumo competition
30-10-2007 10:11
Vince laui always wanted to enter this, but i keep forgetting about it, maybe next year