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02-02-2016 09:51
SenorZ
Re: pic: Group 1 Design
I like it.
No articulation of the collector though, right? Pretty solid design.
02-02-2016 13:20
lphung
Re: pic: Group 1 Design
That's an awesome CAD design 
Just a quick question: your shooter seems to be using CIM Motors to drive the ball out. Our team tried using CIM motors for the shooter with 4 in wheels but did not get great results in term of distance traveled by the ball. Did your team test the shooting mecanism with the CIM motors? If so, did the ball travel far?
02-02-2016 13:47
D_Price
Re: pic: Group 1 Design
Really neat and clean design.
One question: Bumpers- How are you mounting them?
02-02-2016 15:39
Michael 4499
Re: pic: Group 1 Design
I really like your design, but how are you planning on moving your mechanism with the window motor? How high does it go? What are you planning to use it for?
02-02-2016 15:46
NinjaMunkeeNao
Re: pic: Group 1 Design
Looks pretty sweet! But, like a couple others are asking: are bumpers going to be a problem?
02-02-2016 16:00
eedoga
Re: pic: Group 1 Design
So...This isn't our actual design. This was one of three designs that we presented to our community at the end of week 1. The community felt that we were sacrificing too much and dedicating ourselves to shooting with this design and sort of rejected it.
As for the shooter, we are currently using 2 mini - cims and plan on shooting from a dedicated spot on the field. Testing using our prototype has been relatively reliable.
We are also now focused on scoring in the low goal. For that our prototype works really well.
Edoga
02-02-2016 16:55
juju_beans|
Originally Posted by lphung
That's an awesome CAD design
Just a quick question: your shooter seems to be using CIM Motors to drive the ball out. Our team tried using CIM motors for the shooter with 4 in wheels but did not get great results in term of distance traveled by the ball. Did your team test the shooting mecanism with the CIM motors? If so, did the ball travel far? |
03-02-2016 07:53
lphung
Re: pic: Group 1 Design
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Originally Posted by juju_beans
My team also used CIM motors, and we were able to get it in the high goal from about 15 feet away.
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