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This is Team 498's 2011 robot as of sat morning week 2. Let us know what you think
23-01-2011 12:46
Tytus Gerrish
mad Props
all the framework is there.
The team will have plenty of time to code, practice driving, and perfect your mini-bot.
23-01-2011 13:02
AllenGregoryIV
I like the pneumatics mounting that is looks really good.
How long do wires to the power distribution board have to be? It seems like an odd place for it because I don't see how you will mount your battery near it.
23-01-2011 13:37
Cactus_RoboticsScoring will be a arm that the students were finishing sat night. Pics to follow in a few days. The lower tier is dedicated for the mini bot deployment system. Also 90% Of wiring is already completed.
23-01-2011 13:41
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I like the pneumatics mounting that is looks really good.
How long do wires to the power distribution board have to be? It seems like an odd place for it because I don't see how you will mount your battery near it. |
23-01-2011 13:51
whackedwatchdogI'm curious, in the final design, will you be using only two CIMs for your drivetrain? Will the other two be used (needed?) for the arm? Looking at the picture (the angle makes it a little difficult to tell), it looks like only the front (I guess?) wheels are powered, are you leaving the omni wheels unpowered? If so, why?
23-01-2011 14:19
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I'm curious, in the final design, will you be using only two CIMs for your drivetrain? Will the other two be used (needed?) for the arm? Looking at the picture (the angle makes it a little difficult to tell), it looks like only the front (I guess?) wheels are powered, are you leaving the omni wheels unpowered? If so, why?
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23-01-2011 14:24
whackedwatchdogThat sounds great, then, and clears up the only confusion that I saw. Thanks!
23-01-2011 14:50
bobosaladits nice to be able to compare... Right now our teams seem to be in similar stages. Solid design. Is everything hand welded and cut?
23-01-2011 15:06
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its nice to be able to compare... Right now our teams seem to be in similar stages. Solid design. Is everything hand welded and cut?
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25-01-2011 00:51
JDL
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How long do wires to the power distribution board have to be?
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25-01-2011 09:23
Tom LineOut of curiosity, have you done some tests with the window motors? They have a nasty tendency to lose torque quickly when they warm up, and their plastic worm gears tear apart quite readily. We used one to move our 36 inch arm last year and it broke several times.