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842 Falcon Robotics BreakAway Bot img.3

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New: 21-01-2010 00:47
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21-01-2010 13:02

powerkane


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looks like you are using metal bumpers? or are they the mounts for the bumpers?



21-01-2010 13:04

EricH


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looks like you are using metal bumpers? or are they the mounts for the bumpers?
I'm guessing bumper mounts. Guessing they're actually fiberglass (and same for the chassis).

If those were metal bumpers, and the only bumpers they used, then they would have no chance of passing inspection.



21-01-2010 13:11

coldfusion1279


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Looks like you have decided to stick with the tunnel route? A good choice if you ask me. Very clean looking chassis. Beautiful.



21-01-2010 13:12

powerkane


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yep i know that's why i was asking just trying to be helpful and are you sure its fiber glass it looks metal to me, also maby the wheels for driving across the bridge? because the way they are set.



21-01-2010 13:20

EricH


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are you sure its fiber glass it looks metal to me,
Metal doesn't have that fiber pattern or tan color. Add that to the fact that 842 is known for use of fiberglass as a frame component, and I would be greatly surprised if it wasn't fiberglass pultrusion. Any metal that big would probably have speedholes by now, too.



21-01-2010 13:24

Andrew Schreiber


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Metal doesn't have that fiber pattern or tan color. Add that to the fact that 842 is known for use of fiberglass as a frame component, and I would be greatly surprised if it wasn't fiberglass pultrusion. Any metal that big would probably have speedholes by now, too.
They also say it is pultruded fiberglass in one of their other pictures.

Looks nice and clean 842. Maybe I'll make it to your pit in Atlanta to check it out. Good luck.



21-01-2010 13:28

powerkane


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right my bad lol I'm not good by telling things by picture



21-01-2010 13:43

Andrew Schuetze


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Please correct my errors in vision or understanding, but don't the mecanum wheel rollers need to be inline with the diagonals? If so, it appears to me that you need to swap front to rear. Or does it work out the same either way??

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I question myself because 842 is such an engineering power-house and innovator.



21-01-2010 14:37

TheOtherGuy


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Please correct my errors in vision or understanding, but don't the mecanum wheel rollers need to be inline with the diagonals? If so, it appears to me that you need to swap front to rear. Or does it work out the same either way??
You're right, the back two need to be swapped so that there is an X pattern from the top.
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Looking good, 842! how many kickers are you planning for?



21-01-2010 14:39

Alex Cormier


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Please correct my errors in vision or understanding, but don't the mecanum wheel rollers need to be inline with the diagonals? If so, it appears to me that you need to swap front to rear. Or does it work out the same either way??

// \

\ //

or

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// \

I question myself because 842 is such an engineering power-house and innovator.
Well the best way to make the mecanum wheels to work is to get the rollers in a X pattern. Unless 842 has come up with some new way to harness the power?



21-01-2010 14:40

MrForbes


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is the quick check to see if you can spin the robot about it's center, on it's rollers? if so you have them backwards.



21-01-2010 14:50

falconmaster


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is the quick check to see if you can spin the robot about it's center, on it's rollers? if so you have them backwards.
They are not permanently on there they were just slipped on for the pic... nice to know you guys pay such close attention!



21-01-2010 14:57

MrForbes


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Yeah, you gotta have thick skin to post pictures here



21-01-2010 15:10

falconmaster


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Yeah, you gotta have thick skin to post pictures here
Its a great place to find out how wrong "you" are!



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