I’ve heard stories of teams who didn’t test on carpet and wound up having a non-turning robot the first day of competition. Get it onto carpet.
Thats excatly what happened to team 2061 last year. We drove our bot on concrete and had good turning but when we got to competition we could not turn as good. Also the concrete made our wheels black and worn them down.
Thats excatly what happened to team 2061 last year. We drove our bot on concrete and had good turning but when we got to competition we could not turn as good. Also the concrete made our wheels black and worn them down.
It’s planned for next Saturday, but we know it will turn because it’s a moded version of the drive train we have been using for the past 2 games.
It’ll work, our last two years we have used the IFI high traction wheels in a similar foot print, in fact our last years bot has the same foot print for the wheels plus or minus a few inches
On top of this, The controls team I believed dialed down the speed, and we have a faster sprockets, so thats nowhere near as fast as we can go if we want.