Or you could let them communicate in the way that’s most natural to themselves, while we try to accomodate their language barrier. Even if most of us here don’t speak enough spanish to understand them, we can always use an online translation software to do so.
Translation: Hello, what’s up I know that this is a lot to ask but don’t you have a construction manual (instructions on how to build the robot).
Hola Vitoche23! Como puede ver en el post original, hay un modelo CAD del robot. También hay un álbum de fotos (en google photos) que tiene muchas fotos de cerca del robot. ¡Con esos recursos debería ser capaz de construir este robot! Siéntase libre de publicar cualquier pregunta que tenga aquí sobre el robot.
what are the cartridges in each motor?
- 200 rpm 4 motor drive - 200 (green) rpm cartridge
- 2 motor 3000rpm flywheel - 600 (blue) rpm cartridge geared 6:1
- 1 motor 100rpm pusher - 100 (red) rpm cartridge
- 1 motor 600 rpm intake - 600 (blue) rpm cartridge
will the blue be able to rotate the flywheel ?, I belive it will need more power
If you build it well with no friction it definitely will. There are some teams that use one motor for 3600 rpm so 2 motors 3000 rpm should be no problem.
It’s often more than enough power actually. Most teams I know usually run their flywheel at a much slower speed (I think around 1800) when they are close to the goal, and around 2500 (someone correct me if I’m wrong) when they’re at the autonomous line. 3000 on a 4-inch wheel or 3600 on a 3-inch wheel is a very good choice this year.
I want to use this build as one of my first but I cant seem to find all the parts in the images. Do you have a list of parts used on hand?
I want to use this build as one of my first but I cant seem to find all the parts in the images. Do you have a list of parts used with you so I can present it to my robotics teacher?
Welcome to the forums! Read the guidelines and please use the edit button and don’t clog up the forums.
To answer your question - I don’t know about inventor, but most CAD softwares have a list of parts that you could use. Fusion 360 is available for free educational access if you don’t have a CAD software.
excellent job, right now we are making that robot at my university, we are going to need another robot, where can I get more models like yours? or do you have any other project?
Try this one:
My team and I are question how to make that Intake without building it on our robot. We are stuck
Well without building that intake on your robot you will not be able to make that intake. So I’m not sure how to help you in that regard.
Can you be more specific? Are you trying to build the intake to go on a different robot design?
I think they want to make an intake outside of the robot, then mount it on after it is built.
I can’t really tell what you’re asking here, but if you mean that you want to build the intake off the bot and then put it on after, you just can’t really do that. I recommend putting the uprights coming off the drivebase on first, and then building off those.
I sadly do not, and I won’t be leaking my wpi bot any time soon 
With your intake, how did you mount it. (since it has to be slanted and our team are quite stuck with it)
There should be a bunch of info in both the cad and the images, but you have the uprights, and there’s a pivoting section on the bottom where the bottom two rollers and motor can move up and down.