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19-02-2009 23:26
silicon_ghotiLet me guess... a sudden change in the direction of a HUGE flywheel. Or am I mistaking the bulge in the center of the robot for something else?
19-02-2009 23:43
ehochsteinA jumping robot? Won't do you much good with a trailer -- but still awesome!!!
Im guessing you are not using this for the competition by the way
20-02-2009 10:26
powerkaneits the first lowrider robot it had hydrolics
20-02-2009 12:07
Wylie99998Sachem haha love ur bot iv seen the vids the gyro is workin well 4 ya i hope u guys win the inovation award 
20-02-2009 12:17
JVNI'm curious to see more, specifically how it relates to this:
http://forums.usfirst.org/showthread.php?t=11225
-John
20-02-2009 12:24
Mike SchreiberIf used for turning it is in no way aiding in traction, it is aiding in manuevering, so I see no problem, but, of course, I am not a ref nor a member of the GDC...
20-02-2009 13:31
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Let me guess... a sudden change in the direction of a HUGE flywheel. Or am I mistaking the bulge in the center of the robot for something else?
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20-02-2009 15:46
Brandon Holley
It would turn signifigantly better if you guys could somehow shorten up your wheel base a bit....the shorter you make it the better it will be...
20-02-2009 16:21
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It would turn signifigantly better if you guys could somehow shorten up your wheel base a bit....the shorter you make it the better it will be...
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20-02-2009 16:22
Elgin Clock
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I'm curious to see more, specifically how it relates to this:
http://forums.usfirst.org/showthread.php?t=11225 -John |
20-02-2009 17:58
Kevin Sevcik
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I'm curious to see more, specifically how it relates to this:
http://forums.usfirst.org/showthread.php?t=11225 -John |
20-02-2009 22:40
JamJam263If its <R06> they DQ us on I'll eat my entire outfit. The only rule that I'm worried about is:
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<R01>: Energy used by FIRST Robotics Competition ROBOTS, (i.e., stored at the start of a MATCH), shall come only from the following sources: A. Electrical energy derived from the onboard 12V battery B. Compressed air stored in the pneumatic system, stored at a maximum pressure of 120 PSI in no more than four Clippard Instruments tanks. Extraneous lengths of pneumatic tubing shall not be used to increase the storage capacity of the air storage system. C. A change in the altitude of the ROBOT center of gravity. D. Storage achieved by deformation of ROBOT parts. Teams must be very careful when incorporating springs or other items to store energy on their ROBOT by means of part or material deformation. A ROBOT may be rejected at inspection if, in the judgment of the inspector, such items are unsafe. |
20-02-2009 22:50
Vikesrock
<R01> should not be a problem at all with this robot as I understand it. There is no energy stored in the motionless gyro at the start of the match.
21-02-2009 11:03
JamJam263