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Picture taken at the end of week 3 with dual shooters and collector for balls. The frame is c-frame with standard toughbox drive. The Rollers are pool noodles driven by globe motors. Each shooter is driven by a CIM and a 4:1 toughbox with 8" IFI wheels.
29-01-2009 07:38
Pjohn1959
Sweet!
Love the dual shooter concept. That's something we thought of too.
Can't wait to see it at Lone Star.
29-01-2009 11:47
spc295I like the way you used the toughbox supports.
29-01-2009 13:25
newyorkjrSpray and Pray!...though the increase in turrets might help with the number of game pieces in the opponet's trailer...but u will run out of balls twice as fast...and if there are 6 bots continously picking up game pieces then keeping ammo might be an issue.
29-01-2009 14:51
lynca|
Spray and Pray!...though the increase in turrets might help with the number of game pieces in the opponet's trailer...but u will run out of balls twice as fast...and if there are 6 bots continously picking up game pieces then keeping ammo might be an issue.
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29-01-2009 16:41
newyorkjr|
We shoot balls around 1.5 balls per second, We also hold about 25 balls.
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29-01-2009 16:44
thefro526
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Those are impressive numbers to be sure...but you only start a round with 7 balls. Is there that much point in making a bot that can hold more than, say 10?
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29-01-2009 22:48
t41w4ne5ef0bDaaang nice robot, you should come over to our school and build ours for us D:
30-01-2009 00:29
lynca|
Daaang nice robot, you should come over to our school and build ours for us D:
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30-01-2009 13:32
newyorkjr|
Yes, you could then score >10 in one shot. If you can only score the 7 that you're given then you have to go get 7 more and then score again. Trust me, picking balls up is much easier than scoring them.
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30-01-2009 18:00
amariealbrechtVery cool design...really like the dual roller idea!
Best of luck at the competitions!
Are you guys going to MN this year?