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16-04-2012 17:59
Michael Corsetto
Good times!
973 and 3501 made it super easy to triple balance. It often felt easier and faster than a double balance! Thanks for letting us use our peg leg in so many of those elimination matches. It was great practice for STL!
And a big thanks to 2337 for inspiring this design, who I hear was in turn inspired by 33? In any case, thanks CD for being a one-stop, inspiration shop!
-Mike
16-04-2012 21:09
Zach O
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And a big thanks to 2337 for inspiring this design, who I hear was in turn inspired by 33?
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16-04-2012 21:13
maxwelltUmmmm what happened to the Red Allience? but on the other hand Great job for the blue allience 
16-04-2012 21:15
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Ummmm what happened to the Red Allience? but on the other hand Great job for the blue allience
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16-04-2012 21:56
Mark SheridanFor the record, we got the triple balance to work on the practice field. It was a tight fit. After this match, EJ called off the triple balance and had us play defense while 1323 and 254 balanced.
Got to say I was blown away by the quality of robots at central valley.
There has not been very many triple balances is California, I bet we could list them all here.
16-04-2012 22:20
MichaelBick
I believe the blue alliance also attached water bottles to 3501, correct me if I am wrong though. It seemed like it really helped, as they accomplished the triple in a very short amount of time, maybe equal to some of the doubles.
16-04-2012 22:30
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I believe the blue alliance also attached water bottles to 3501, correct me if I am wrong though. It seemed like it really helped, as they accomplished the triple in a very short amount of time, maybe equal to some of the doubles.
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16-04-2012 22:35
MichaelBick
I helps because you can finely adjust the weight of each robot, so that basically, the moment all the robots are on the bridge, the bridge tips to being balanced. Also, I believe they would have done it anyways, because 3501 was underweight. It looks like the green things zip tied onto the robot are the water bottles. You can zoom in to see.
16-04-2012 22:37
Tom BottiglieriThey are probably water bottles filled with some heavy metal. That's a unique way to use a sponsor give-a-way.
16-04-2012 22:50
Joe Ross
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They are probably water bottles filled with some heavy metal. That's a unique way to use a sponsor give-a-way.
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16-04-2012 22:53
16-04-2012 23:56
Michael Corsetto
17-04-2012 01:57
h1n1is4pigsi remember walking back off the field at one point seeing those bottles going on and was rather impressed with the ingenuity of it all