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Team 48 - Go wide or go home!

Travis Hoffman

By: Travis Hoffman
New: 03-02-2013 01:13
Updated: 03-02-2013 01:13
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Team 48 - Go wide or go home!

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03-02-2013 02:20

AdamHeard


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Looks about right for a 48 bot.



03-02-2013 02:51

Gregor


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2 speed west coast drive me thinks.



03-02-2013 09:22

pfreivald


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Steamrolling the competition, are we?



03-02-2013 10:39

Alex Cormier


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That's a pretty sweet drum for a winch?



03-02-2013 15:17

Mark McLeod


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It seems to be a ribbon cable flattener.

I did wonder how those got made...



03-02-2013 15:45

Justin m


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Am I the only one who has no clue what that is? Even though it looks pretty sweet.



03-02-2013 16:36

daniel_dsouza


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seems to be a vex pro wheel, but with a ton of the size adjustment inserts. I did not know that many could be coupled together...



03-02-2013 16:38

Mark McLeod


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Those are the optional inserts from 8 VexPro traction wheels all thrown onto one wheel.
VexPro traction wheels come in two halves with two extra inserts to expand the wheel from 1" to 1.5" or 2" wide variations.

So they're probably planning on a 6 or 8 wheel drive and just put all the inserts together on one wheel for our benefit.



03-02-2013 19:04

Travis Hoffman


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Originally Posted by Mark McLeod View Post
Those are the optional inserts from 8 VexPro traction wheels all thrown onto one wheel.
VexPro traction wheels come in two halves with two extra inserts to expand the wheel from 1" to 1.5" or 2" wide variations.

So they're probably planning on a 6 or 8 wheel drive and just put all the inserts together on one wheel for our benefit.
You're no fun!



03-02-2013 20:30

mathking


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And I was really looking forward to seeing four of those on robot at Queen City.



03-02-2013 21:40

Alex.q


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Looks like you got it figured out before me. I was thinking it would make a decent roller (with tread of course) to pick up frisbees from the floor.



03-02-2013 21:57

CalTran


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So they're probably planning on a 6 or 8 wheel drive and just put all the inserts together on one wheel for our benefit.
If I counted correctly, there are 18 wheel inserts. That would translate to:
One 1.5" wide 8 wheel drive with one spare
OR
One 2" wide 6 wheel drive with no spares.



04-02-2013 08:44

Mark McLeod


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I counted 16 wheel inserts plus two wheel halves.
It's the number of wheel halves that make the wheel, not the number of inserts, because the insert is just a ring-no spokes, no hub.

Since every VexPro traction wheel comes with two inserts and two wheel halves each.
16/2 = 8 wheels.



05-02-2013 09:30

Brandon Zalinsky


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Reminds me of an old BattleBot, Punjar:

http://lazytoad.com/teamtoad/season2/punjar-bottom.JPG



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