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Taken at the Seattle Regional. This photo was taken by Michael Brunk of the B-Town blog. http://b-townblog.com/2013/03/31/photos-highline-teams-excel-at-seattle-robotics-competition/
18-04-2013 17:37
CENTURIONLookin good!
I really like the leadscrew linkage on the shooter.
18-04-2013 23:10
Mike Marandola
What are the red "stars" on the pick up device made of? Also, is the frame sandblasted? It looks really clean.
18-04-2013 23:16
Steven Donow|
What are the red "stars" on the pick up device made of? Also, is the frame sandblasted? It looks really clean.
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18-04-2013 23:22
Mike Marandola
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I believe the stars are modified version of these from AndyMark:
http://www.andymark.com/product-p/am-0619.htm (and by modified I mean that it looks like they were broached to fit a hex shaft through them |
18-04-2013 23:24
tickspe15The robot was made on an OMAX water jet and if i remember right they made the red intake things on the waterjet also out of some sort of rubber
19-04-2013 00:04
Dave McLaughlin|
The robot was made on an OMAX water jet and if i remember right they made the red intake things on the waterjet also out of some sort of rubber
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19-04-2013 11:35
JesseKCan't wait to take a closer look at this at Champs. There are plenty of design goodies in just the photo alone!
19-04-2013 13:12
Bob Steele|
I believe the stars are modified version of these from AndyMark:
http://www.andymark.com/product-p/am-0619.htm (and by modified I mean that it looks like they were broached to fit a hex shaft through them |
20-04-2013 22:10
bfish888I like how you can pick up frisbees from the feeder station and the ground. I believe this will help gain your team an edge due to the large amount of frisbees on the ground from full-court shooters. Good Luck and looking forward to seeing your robot preform at Champs.