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 Since our team is in possession of the school, we have no restrictions on how late we can be there. So our teams are often practicing into the wee hours of the morning. Also, the school board uses "the breeze" for storage of high jump mats, so it's a great place to nap. :) - Karthik [more] |
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Our superstructure covers the entire base of our robot, making access to the battery and other electrical parts difficult. To combat this, we've made the entire top part of our robot pivot on its rear mount. We can lift everything up to have easy access to the bottom.
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10-02-2013 14:57
Akash Rastogi
Re: pic: FRC488 -- Electronics/Battery Access
Very cool! Reminds me of 1726 from 08.
For newcomers: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/30112
^ I see from these comments that you've done this quite a few times now actually.
10-02-2013 15:08
Andrew Zeller
Re: pic: FRC488 -- Electronics/Battery Access
I like your drivetrain. What thickness is your sheet metal? Ours is very similar with a sheet metal chassis and 6 x 4" Versa wheels with a Ball Shifter placed between two rear wheels.
Also, what is your reduction between the shifter and the rear wheel?
10-02-2013 16:50
Madison
Re: pic: FRC488 -- Electronics/Battery Access
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Originally Posted by Akash Rastogi
Very cool! Reminds me of 1726 from 08.
For newcomers: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/30112 ^ I see from these comments that you've done this quite a few times now actually. |
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Originally Posted by Andrew Zeller
I like your drivetrain. What thickness is your sheet metal? Ours is very similar with a sheet metal chassis and 6 x 4" Versa wheels with a Ball Shifter placed between two rear wheels.
Also, what is your reduction between the shifter and the rear wheel? |
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