hits button on accident
gets DQd
The intake and the spinner are powered by the same motor, for those of you who are gonna ask again.
Thanks, I’ve been looking for it since I wiped my drive.
I think it is probably because of the maneuvering advantage holonomic drives possess. Also you could just use some pistons to create a kickstand thing with a bunch of anti-slip mats attached to the end of the kickstand to increase traction when needed
That would work probably
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ould this work as a intake/flywheel?
Would this work as a intake/flywheel?
In theory yes, however flex wheels would probably work better than the standard wheels that are on right now.
Yeah, i used protobot, so those were not an option, but I would use flex wheels normally.
You know there’s a thing called editing your post?
4m drivetrain
1m intake
1m flywheel
1m spinner
1m raiser for the flywheel spinner
1p pusher
2p extending arm
Why raise the flywheel? Can’t you just change RPM? I think that last motor could be used to turn the flywheel instead. I think that if you were to only have it turn about 180 degrees, it would not be to hard to make a “turret.”
To prevent accidentally hitting the extension button it would probably be best to put it on a separate controller
You probably only want one flywheel, instead of a dual one. This will give your disc some spin, making it shoot harder and more accurately (imagine throwing a frisbee the normal way as opposed to just pushing it away from you).
a piston isn’t possible for a pusher because you need 60 actuations to shoot all rings in skills
also you need a motor for adjusting the arc
1 sided flywheel to spin the disc and give it stability
No motors on the intake? Also, how will the intake even work with such a long gap between the gear things? If I am correct(I’m probably not), then you will need at least one more gear thing(roller/axle with small gears on it) in the middle and connect them all with chains or something.
This is very possible. Just use single action on low psi.
i forgot pressure regulator existed
I would argue though that using a piston as a pusher is much slower than to use a motor.