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Features of the 2010 Jester:
- Jester Drive '10, a new variation of our custom mecanum wheels
- Ball Control, Vacuum
- Kicker, CIM Powered
- Hanging, Floor or Bump
- Ball Deflector
- Through the tunnel or over the bumps
26-02-2010 16:15
RipperIm glad to see the famous drive system back in action for team 357. I really did miss it last year.
26-02-2010 16:19
dodarthose wheels look sick, id love to see a video 
26-02-2010 16:28
coldfusion1279That's basically our robot except we chose not to hang.
Therefore, I like it. A lot.
26-02-2010 17:04
apalrd
CIM powered kicker? Seems like wayyyy overkill. We found that a Window motor was up to the task and, when geared properly, could recoil in just under two seconds.
Big fan of Jester Drive.
I see no camera. Is there one?
26-02-2010 17:05
Akash Rastogi|
CIM powered kicker? Seems like wayyyy overkill. We found that a Window motor was up to the task and, when geared properly, could recoil in just under two seconds.
Big fan of Jester Drive. I see no camera. Is there one? |
26-02-2010 17:09
Rich Kressly
Joe, move that dang sign, I wanna see the hanger 
Great job guys.
26-02-2010 17:13
apalrd
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How many pounds of force are you pulling back with a single denso? I've been trying to get some good results but to no avail.
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26-02-2010 20:13
Dancin103
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Im glad to see the famous drive system back in action for team 357. I really did miss it last year.
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27-02-2010 14:08
Mr MOEGreat looking robot! Can't wait to see it in action. Love those numbers on your bumpers!
27-02-2010 15:20
nlknauss
Great looking machine 357! Yes, glad to see the Jester drive back but I agree with Rich...let's see that hanger!!
28-02-2010 01:29
rcmolloy
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Great looking robot! Can't wait to see it in action. Love those numbers on your bumpers!
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28-02-2010 11:03
Daniel_LaFleur|
Great looking robot! Can't wait to see it in action. Love those numbers on your bumpers!
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<R15> Teams shall display their team number on the BUMPERS in four locations at approximately 90-degree intervals around the perimeter of the ROBOT. The numerals must be at least 4 inches high, at least in ¾-inch stroke width and in a contrasting color from its background. Team Numbers must be clearly visible from a distance of not less than 100 feet, so that judges, referees, and announcers can easily identify competing ROBOTS. |
28-02-2010 12:48
Ryan Dognaux
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Originally Posted by Daniel_LaFleur
I love the numbers too, but I'm not sure that they meet the 3/4" stroke requirement of <R15>
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01-03-2010 08:14
Ryan Dognaux
A few quick teaser videos for those who asked -
Traversing the Bump: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_Qqg6HW_YM
Kicking: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSX4kup3g7s