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Team 1503 proudly presents it's entry to the 2012 FRC Rebound Rumble Game, "Spartillery." Our theme this year is "200 Years Of Coopertition" which is a nice twist on this year being the 200th anniversary of the War Of 1812, but most importantly the longest standing peace agreement between an unprotected border.
Specs:
- 117 LBS
- 35" tall
- 4 CIM, 8 wheel drive on 8" Pneumatic wheels, geared at 9.25 FPS
- 4 RS550 polycord collector through custom gearboxes utilzing FP gears
- 2 FP motor double-double wheel shooter reduced through old school AM planetaries
- 2 window motor "snowplow" for a wider collection area and bridge manipulation
- Pneumatic-powered "gate" to stop balls from reaching shooter, but only allowing to shoot one at a time
- Camera-assisted aiming, though camera is off the robot at this time
Spartillery will compete at the Pittsburgh and Waterloo regionals this year.
26-02-2012 13:30
$wimmer3138Nice robot, Nick! Cant wait to compete with you in Pittsburgh.
See ya there
26-02-2012 13:31
stundt1Awesome robot 1503 is impressive as usual.
Good luck this year.
26-02-2012 13:34
akoscielski3
Looking great!
See you in Toronto! 
26-02-2012 13:49
Nick Lawrence
26-02-2012 13:56
akoscielski3
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We actually won't be competing at either of the Toronto regionals this year.
We might come spectate though. -Nick |
(we are already signed up, you just gotta get there) What regionals are you going to this year??
26-02-2012 14:02
Nick Lawrence
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NO!!!! lol well i guess we will see you in St. Louis then
(we are already signed up, you just gotta get there) What regionals are you going to this year?? |
26-02-2012 14:04
thefro526
I wish those green bumpers were legal, they look so good.
Robot's looking great though, let's see if it can live up to the legend that was the 2011 machine.
26-02-2012 14:11
Andrew Schreiber
26-02-2012 14:15
CalTranDanggg that looks sweet, especially with the green bumpers. Question: Is your 8 wheel drive dropped, or is your bridge manipulator lifting the entire front of your robot up; in the picture your front 4 wheels are sorta off the ground...
P.S. Also, you may want to re-evaluate your front bumper numbers...
26-02-2012 14:27
Gaurav27Great theme and from top to bottom, an amazing bot once again! Unfortunately we won't get to see you all at any of the regionals this year, but hopefully we can come down to Waterloo to watch you guys!
26-02-2012 14:34
jblay
Looking great as usual.
Why did you decide to go with such a low gearing considering your success at high speed last year and your driver being the same?
Good luck in 2012. I look forward to watching some entertaining 1503 matches this year.
26-02-2012 14:39
Andrew Schreiber|
Looking great as usual.
Why did you decide to go with such a low gearing considering your success at high speed last year and your driver being the same? Good luck in 2012. I look forward to watching some entertaining 1503 matches this year. |
26-02-2012 15:05
akoscielski3
we are going to Tennessee, Toronto West, Cincinnati, and Champs 

26-02-2012 15:30
jblay
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You are also making a very dangerous assumption that the driver is the same.
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26-02-2012 15:51
EricDrostThey have tanks in Canada?! I thought the phrase "Canadian Military" was an oxymoron 
Nice job guys, another excellent robot.
26-02-2012 15:55
smistthegreatDANG. That's a pretty robot. Unfortunately, I won't be seeing it unless we make our way to St. Louis. Good luck!
26-02-2012 17:57
Jonathan Norris
. Nice looking bot there.
26-02-2012 18:02
Nick Lawrence
For the record, the green bumpers are our demo/practice set.
Our competition bumpers are legal.
-Nick
26-02-2012 19:45
Vikingtech2054Reminds me of 1918's robot, which was really cool. Great robot, good work
26-02-2012 19:53
BrendanBCanadians with tanks how funny!
Sick robot 1503 best of luck to you guys this season!
27-02-2012 03:58
JosephCLooks sweet! Too bad you can't use those bumpers at the competition.
Looking forward to seeing you guys at Worlds.
27-02-2012 04:53
Sagar Vyas
Looks amazing, great to see the team still delivers robust bots.
Hope to catch you guys in Waterloo or even St.Louis!
27-02-2012 09:37
Ian Curtis
If you are a typical US high school student, might be interesting reading up on what actually happened during the War of 1812. As the US spent most of that war getting beaten up by the British, we tend to gloss over it in US History.
(Hint: The hashtag #OccupyDC would've been all over twitter.) 
27-02-2012 16:10
Nick Lawrence
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Well I assumed based on nicks profile still saying driver, like last year. But I know what happens when I assume...
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27-02-2012 16:24
rcmolloy
27-02-2012 18:12
akoscielski3
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If you are a typical US high school student, might be interesting reading up on what actually happened during the War of 1812. As the US spent most of that war getting beaten up by the British, we tend to gloss over it in US History.
(Hint: The hashtag #OccupyDC would've been all over twitter.) ![]() |
The one and only country to burn down the white house, probably another thing forgotten in the history books.
27-02-2012 18:20
kenavt
Nick, would you mind stating what your footprint is? And, can you fit three balls?
27-02-2012 21:40
Nick Lawrence
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Nick, would you mind stating what your footprint is? And, can you fit three balls?
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29-02-2012 21:59
George C[quote=EricDrost;1135194]They have tanks in Canada?! I thought the phrase "Canadian Military" was an oxymoron 
It might not a true tracked tank but guess where the LAV 25 used by your marines was designed and built - London, Ontario, CANADA. We also sent several of our Leopard C2s to Afghanistan where they were used by the Lord Strathcona's Horse (Royal Canadians) http://www.strathconas.ca/arrival-of...dsh-rc/?id=748