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By: Chuck Glick
New: 26-03-2010 21:31
Updated: 13-03-2012 12:20
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After losing two weeks of build to snowpocalypse 2010, the RoboLancers would like to present to you megHan (aka The Black Box of Terror) in her final form. Weighing in at 90.4 pounds, we are able to score from the middle zone with our CIM powered kicker. Watch us at Philly!
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27-03-2010 00:24
Jamie Kalb
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Chuck, I love seeing your headgear in its intended application! 
Great looking robot! That hinged Lexan flap is a great idea.
27-03-2010 01:27
Steven Sigley
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wow that reminds me exactly of our bot, the low flat top, the same kicker, the distance you get with it everything. Even the weight was about the same until we added weight in Silicon Valley.
Though I'm curious, what exactly does your kicker use, direct drive, or is there tension? Ours was a direct toughbox with a cim and fp(with planetary).
27-03-2010 20:00
Chuck Glick
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Originally Posted by Steven Sigley
Though I'm curious, what exactly does your kicker use, direct drive, or is there tension? Ours was a direct toughbox with a cim and fp(with planetary).
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27-03-2010 20:37
Steven Sigley
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Our drive train is where things get weird, we had 8 wheels with the front and back 4 elevated 18 degrees. In theory it looked to be perfect for getting over the bump but it turned out to not work that way in practice. So we chopped the top to fit through the tunnel on the last day of build season, and at D.C. added the back 9th and 10th wheels (the 2 slick ones) in the middle-back of our bot to keep our bot from rocking backwards when grabbing balls.
So we have 4 traction on each side and 2 slick in the middle back of our bot. Total of 10 wheels, but only 4 powered wheels touch the ground in the middle of the bot.
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