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We discovered that Buzz 17 is still able to pull down and climb the bridge even if there is a ball underneath.
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06-03-2012 09:27
CalTran
Re: pic: Balls Under the Bridge? No Sweat.
So, I have to ask what motors or system you're using for your bridge manipulator? Systems refering to something non-motor actuated, meaning something along the lines of pneumatics or possibly gravity (Though highly unlikely)
06-03-2012 11:19
V_Chip
Re: pic: Balls Under the Bridge? No Sweat.
Our bridge manipulator purposes only a single window motor.
The curvature of our lexan on our aluminum arm redirects the ramp downwards. The bumpers are used as a hard stop.
06-03-2012 11:28
jwfoss
Re: pic: Balls Under the Bridge? No Sweat.
Victor, did you guys change your front wheels, those don't look like plactions anymore? Could they be Colsons?
06-03-2012 11:57
V_Chip
Re: pic: Balls Under the Bridge? No Sweat.
The front wheels have been replaced with 8" pneumatic.
Thinking of doing the same for the rear since we bent an axle at BAE.
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