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14-04-2012 09:49
CalTran
Re: pic: The Fling-A-Pult
It broke...I swear I had nothing to do with it...
14-04-2012 09:54
IndySam
Re: pic: The Fling-A-Pult
That was uploaded during CD's troubles yesterday so here it is again
14-04-2012 15:10
RyanCahoon
Re: pic: The Fling-A-Pult
Sorry if I missed it in a previous thread, but do you have any video of it working?
17-04-2012 10:20
autox_vette
Re: pic: The Fling-A-Pult
Thanks for sharing the pic.
At QC, I noticed that as your shooter went through it's cycle, there was a dramatic difference in speed between the 1st and 2nd half of the rotation. Is the speed/acceleration of the 1st half all motor or do you have some kind of stored energy (spring or air) contributing to it? I assume the slow return is for better positioning and easier reloading?
Kenton
17-04-2012 10:25
IndySam
Re: pic: The Fling-A-Pult
What happens is the shooter rotates at the speed needed to shoot and when it hits the first switch slows down dramatically. We did this so that when it hit the home switch it would stop in a more consistent position.
17-04-2012 13:18
rsisk
Re: pic: The Fling-A-Pult
I don't know what it is, but I sure want one 
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Originally Posted by IndySam
That was uploaded during CD's troubles yesterday so here it is again
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17-04-2012 13:44
mathking
Re: pic: The Fling-A-Pult
It was really cool to see it in action. A very nicely designed device.
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