Well, as they say, 'itâs not funny if you have to explain it"
Earlier in this thread, there was talk about how to respond to RTM questions. One thing is, you could just read the manual for them, and another answer would be to give them wrong information, forcing them to read the manual to find the correct answer. An example of a wrong answer would be that the end game is 3 hours long. So, if the end game is 3 hours long, then the world championship would last nearly a month.
The last 8 posts have been of topic. This topic is for discussing and sharing ideas for the 2022-2023 season not to talk about how to respond to people that are new to VEX.
Iâm thinking instead of a flywheel, make a something to slap the Frisbee when itâs in the hopper, or if powerful enough, all three, like a horizontal slipgear with a tonf of rubber bands
That could also work. Im sure there will be teams who do that. The thing with the flywheel, if you do a single flywheel, is it spins the disk upon release so it gives it spin and gyroscopic stability.
A 68 to 70 inch wall thatâs deployed in the endgame. Touches 5 tiles + robot touches 6th.
Pros:
6 * 3 = 18 expansion points
Possesion of both rollers = 20 points (40 swing)
Can pretty much definitely prevent others from expanding into the space with conventional (not shot out high) expansion.
Cons:
Predictable strategy, opponents could stand in the way of the wall expansion or be in there with you defending rollers (however they canât expand their own way probably then).
Very little space for movement, difficult to access rollers (wall would have to be bigger then).
Expand at t=10 and then need to set roller(s) really fast.
How much wall do you guys think it would be practical to pack into a spin up robot with the typical flywheel, intake and all that?
I think single motor flywheel is going to be the meta. It saves a motor, meaning you could have a one motor turret, one motor flywheel, and 6 motor drive. For now weâre considering either 6 motor drive, one motor flywheel, and one motor for intake and then 4 motor drive, one motor intake, one motor flywheel, two motor turret. What does everyone think about the turret idea? The spin up turrets thread is full of posts but I donât think that many people are going for it yet.
Why do you think youâll need two motors for a turret if you can run an intake and a flywheel with one motor each? Is a turret really that much harder to spin?
I didnât know a 6-motor drive was worth not having an intake!