So while watching the GTR-E Regional I was blown away by 2013’s shooter speed. If you were hit by it I’m pretty sure you’d die.
I can’t speak to what they are using to power their shooter, but 4607 is running 775pro’s at a 3:1 with 4 inch high grip wheels. It isn’t on 2013’s level, but it has some good speed. The GreenHorn’s Ri3D robot, Rivvet ran mini cims at 1:1 with 4" high grip wheels which was less powerful than 4607’s shooter.
So I’m curious, who has the hardest shooter that you’ve seen, and what are the specs?
I really don’t know much about the specifics of the shooter, but my old team made powerful shots from the outer-works. Here is a video of them in their last match of the event.
I can tell you that 4557 is using 775’s 3:1 versa planetary with 4" high grips from last years kit bot 3" compression and we achieved 56 mph out of the shooter
What about non-wheeled shooters like punchers? My team, 1706, is using the kind of spring from a car suspension, taking about 245lbs of force to pull it back completely.
Our flywheels are capable of shooting over the High Goals from the outer works if we’re at 100%…
I wonder if it can go through the curtain separating the Pits and the Field…
Wa have made a half court shot easily on a basketball court. Ours can shoot the full length of the field. It’s the fastes I have seen in pnw. But I don’t think it is quite as fast as some of the ones mentioned above. But then again we also don’t shoot it at full power during a match.
It’s interesting to see how FIRST has changed in their approach to this over the years. 10 Years ago some of the scary fast shooters we see would not be legal.
I have to say 5817 Uni-Rex has an absolute laser HG/LG shot from anywhere…their only flaw was they tended to break down other than that it was awesome to behold.
They shoot so hard you can here the chains scream in mercy…very accurate when on…scary good rookie team withe swerve. Congrats on earning way into WC.
Pretty sure some of the best bots in the world were in CV (world high score set there) … 5817 is right up there when not broken.