Yeah, we’re gonna be really fly now!
The scores after the last round :
efoote868 67
Cyberphil 67
EricH 57
GaryVoshol 56
Tomithy 53
Leap 51
cgmv123 50
ctt956 48
GeeTwo 44
ClayTownR 42
bdaroz 37
Wayne Doenges 36
DonRotolo 27
carpedav000 21
Al Skierkiewicz 13
Sanket Nayak 12
Andrew_L 10
npatony 7
ljensen 6
jaredhk 6
tanman172000 4
SaltisVonWaltis 4
niklas674 2
Big-b 2
Darre_Bonfire 2
DohertyBilly 2
ThatSoftwareGuy 2
gixxy 2
The rules, for the newbies.
And the picture:
https://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/photos/35844
As always, the deadline is nominally Sunday at midnight Eastern . You even get an extra hour with the time change!
Go!
GeeTwo
October 30, 2018, 10:29pm
2
Source photo for the song: Head, Shoulders, knees are soiled, knees are soiled.
Dismayed at the FIRST GDC’s continuing failure to make a flying game, Ian takes matters into his own hands.
bdaroz
October 30, 2018, 11:01pm
4
… and this was made illegal in Team Update 1.
EricH
October 30, 2018, 11:03pm
5
The FRC Safety Theater Police were so engrossed in the lack of safety glasses that they failed to notice something even more critical: Ian is standing in the Plane of Death.
Thankfully, there was also no pilot to yell “CONTACT!!!” (which, back in those days, had better reactions than “ROBOT!” at an FRC event) and then start the engine.
The Future of FRC: By the time Team 34094 competes, Bumpers will no longer be required. You’ll have to paint your number on the side of your Robot.
First “Take flight”
brought to you by boeing
The propeller was deemed a traction device for not being perpendicular to the ground.
Tomithy
October 31, 2018, 10:43am
9
Unnoticed by the inspectors, the students of FRC team 34094 turned on their airplane during weigh in so the lift forces on the plane would make the scale read less than 120lbs.
They passed weigh in and then passed the next part of inspection with the low CAWst of $200 (+interest).
They would have been able to play, but they couldn’t figure out how to get the plane in the building. Due to this problem, New Hampshire decided to automatically qualify them for Einstein Finals because they could just fly into Minute Maid Park.
cgmv123
October 31, 2018, 12:15pm
11
I can fly you to the next town over, but it won’t be fast, comfortable or safe.
Ian forgot this picture existed until now, which shows him standing in front of a brand new Curtiss Jenny. He has been lying about his age for awhile…
Team 34094’s eccentric mentor had a great idea to reduce travel costs to champs.
What’s [strike]black and[/strike] white and red all over?
Ian standing too close .
(Hey, it’s Halloween…)
Just one of many discarded first year prototypes for FRC. They couldn’t get it into the basement playing field at HQ.
ctt956
November 4, 2018, 11:06pm
16
“Where do you think these events are going to take place? A hangar? It’s a space game anyway. That robot won’t fly. Literally.”
Leap
November 4, 2018, 11:26pm
17
“Just when you thought ‘white gloves’ was a bold concept…”
The inspiration for rookie 2753 in 2009 .
*Hard to tell, but they were one of the first teams to put a fan on the back of their robot to help with acceleration and deceleration on the regolith field.
Let’s go!
First place goes to:
Tomithy:
Unnoticed by the inspectors, the students of FRC team 34094 turned on their airplane during weigh in so the lift forces on the plane would make the scale read less than 120lbs.
They passed weigh in and then passed the next part of inspection with the low CAWst of $200 (+interest).
They would have been able to play, but they couldn’t figure out how to get the plane in the building. Due to this problem, New Hampshire decided to automatically qualify them for Einstein Finals because they could just fly into Minute Maid Park.
Second place goes to:
EricH:
The FRC Safety Theater Police were so engrossed in the lack of safety glasses that they failed to notice something even more critical: Ian is standing in the Plane of Death.
Thankfully, there was also no pilot to yell “CONTACT!!!” (which, back in those days, had better reactions than “ROBOT!” at an FRC event) and then start the engine.
And the burn award goes to:
Which means the scores are:
efoote868 69
Cyberphil 69
Tomithy 63
EricH 62
GaryVoshol 58
Leap 54
cgmv123 52
ctt956 50
GeeTwo 46
ClayTownR 44
bdaroz 39
Wayne Doenges 38
DonRotolo 29
carpedav000 21
Al Skierkiewicz 15
Sanket Nayak 12
Andrew_L 10
npatony 9
ljensen 6
jaredhk 6
SaltisVonWaltis 6
tanman172000 4
niklas674 2
Big-b 2
Darre_Bonfire 2
DohertyBilly 2
ThatSoftwareGuy 2
gixxy 2
Zagar 2
Onward!