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What are we doing?
Well... All we will say is that neither of these are prototypes or practice bots.
19-01-2015 18:24
thatprogrammerAre you building a second chassis that runs of the power of the first? A larger version of the "minibot"? :O
19-01-2015 18:35
orangemooreMy guess:
You are building two different robots.
1. Is a 4WD drive that stacks outside of the frame
2. Is a 6WD drive that stacks within the frame
19-01-2015 18:38
thatprogrammer|
My guess:
You are building two different robots. 1. Is a 4WD drive that stacks outside of the frame 2. Is a 6WD drive that stacks within the frame |
19-01-2015 18:43
Paul Richardson|
Maybe the two chassis go in front of eachother after the match starts? You'd need a crazy system to lower one though...
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19-01-2015 18:46
thatprogrammer|
Transport configuration size restrictions do not apply once you're on the field setting up. You can just do it by hand, as long as you don't delay the match (guideline is you should be able to do it in a minute or less).
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19-01-2015 20:11
IronicDeadBirdI'm assuming you know the answer and didn't just wander into the work space and see that laid out.
If that is what you walked in on uh sorry I guess....
Am I only allowed to use the picture to guess?
19-01-2015 20:56
audietronI would suspect weight would turn into an issue if they planned to use both at the same time, My bet is they want to try both and have 2 complete robots bagged just in case.
19-01-2015 22:39
audietron
20-01-2015 12:21
ChiragA tethered, 2 part robot? I really wanted my team to do this but we decided against it. If that is what you guys are doing, I can't wait to see how it turns out!
20-01-2015 12:43
gpetillithe squarer (is that a word?) is the drive chassis - looks like drive mounting holes and bumper flares, and the tall one is the elevator - "wheels" mounted sideways for the lift mechanism. If I am correct, I recommend moving your battery location - would be long wire runs and very top heavy.
20-01-2015 13:57
Jared Russell
I hope you guys are doing what I think you are doing.
20-01-2015 14:09
PayneTrain
20-01-2015 14:35
Jared Russell
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I hope they're doing what you think they're doing too, especially if we are thinking the same thing. It would also be cool if y'all are doing it.
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20-01-2015 14:57
BigJack|
Originally Posted by gpetilli
the squarer (is that a word?) is the drive chassis - looks like drive mounting holes and bumper flares, and the tall one is the elevator - "wheels" mounted sideways for the lift mechanism. If I am correct, I recommend moving your battery location - would be long wire runs and very top heavy.
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20-01-2015 16:40
IronicDeadBirdWho added the tags that are with the picture?
I'm seeing #returnoftheminibot and chassis...
Those are my guesses as of now.
20-01-2015 21:21
JorgeReyesFor the long chassis, assuming your stacking inside the chassis perimeter, are you guys planning on driving on the scoring platform and just dropping the stack there?If so you will have trouble with a 6WD since you have a center wheel pivoting on the scoring platform when ontop.
21-01-2015 02:15
pandamonium|
Maybe it's honestly just a second chassis. Perhaps they're just being GP and helping another team fab or sharing their work space.
Although to be completely honest, I don't know what you're making here, but I really hope it's a flop-bot. After all, this is the first year flop-bots have been legal for a very long time. |
21-01-2015 04:56
asid61|
BigJack is correct! This is for a team we are helping to mentor. They were not able to meet much during winter break at the school and have limited resources.
although... This does not mean we are not doing the 2 robot 1 battery minibot concept. Anything could still happen in 3 weeks... |