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Last year we used 2, this year 2.
Four drive CIMs this year, supplemented with a PG-27 on our intake wheels and pneumatics for intake extend/retract, stretching the launch springs, and engaging/releasing the latch on the launch springs.
Last year we also had four CIMs, three for the H/slide drive, and one for the lift, no other actuators. (We had a passive pickup.)
We are using 6 CIMs, 2 miniCIMs, and two window motors
I voted 6, but we’re actually using 4-CIMs and 4-miniCIMs (in our drivetrain), as well as 2 RS775’s and another mini-CIM for a mechanism.
5 Cims 2 Mini cims. We were originally using 6 cims 2 mini cims and 2 bags but we abandoned a mechanism.
6 cims, 2 mini cims and a 775
We are using 4 cims for our drive train, a mini cim for our intake, and 2 banebots (or servos if we get them working) for our arm.
6 Sim, 5 other
Currently 4, but we have a couple of mechanisms that might need a little more power than the current motors, so it could very well be six by the end of the week…
There have been a few times that we have put six on our drive train…
I think we have a total of 13 motors…
4 CIMs 3 mini 3 BAG. That’s the whole thing.
4 cims, 2 775 pro, 1 snowblower motor, 1 window motor, and if it works out 2 bag motors
4 Mini-cims 2 cims 2 bags and a pg71
You can imagine the power draw
6 CIMS (drive train)
2 MiniCIMS
8 775 Pros
and i tought we were insane
4 CIMs drivetrain
2 CIMs Climber
4 775pros shooter/intake
One bag motor Intake
4 CIM 2 bag 2 775; we’re leaving a couple extra talons in in case we manage another mechanism.
6 CIMs, 2 775pros, may add a BAG motor after some problems we found today at practice.
4 CIMs
2 Mini-CIMs
5 BAGs