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16-02-2012 19:03
AllenGregoryIV
This looks very good, I was glad to see a rookie team posting videos this year.
I look forward to seeing it in action at Lone Star.
16-02-2012 19:08
akoscielski3
WOW! Just WOW!
This is an amazing looking robot for a rookie team. You will do great this year. Hope to see you at a competition sometime
Good Luck!
16-02-2012 22:11
midway78224|
This looks very good, I was glad to see a rookie team posting videos this year.
I look forward to seeing it in action at Lone Star. |
17-02-2012 10:04
lyncaExcited to see a new Texas team emerge !
Great looking website and team,
http://www.screamingchickens.org/
17-02-2012 10:10
Taylor|
WOW! Just WOW!
This is an amazing looking robot for a rookie team. |
17-02-2012 11:25
Sean RaiaHow much does that weigh? It looks like it must have been a crunch to get it to 120.
17-02-2012 16:34
midway78224|
How much does that weigh? It looks like it must have been a crunch to get it to 120.
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17-02-2012 17:34
pyroslevA: Love the robot. Not over the top but definitely in the upper crust of the rookie robots you see in terms of just looks.
B: Like the website. Cleaner and simpler than a lot of what you see. Something to be said for a more basic site.
Hope you guys do well and enjoy your rookie year.
18-02-2012 19:02
Mike Starke
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Actually we did this design in solidworks and with the battery and electronics and all it should weigh about 100 lbs.
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18-02-2012 19:17
midway78224|
Keep in mind that the battery DOES NOT count towards your 120 lbs!
Also, I like the feature/option for human loading, and how it drops down into your harvester/collector area. |
20-02-2012 09:52
PayneTrainAre we getting an early look at a rookie all-star?
Give 'em all you got. Good luck in Texas; they can be rough.