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Revision as of 03:30, 24 November 2015

Competition Season Meeting

Meeting Date Meeting Time Location Attendees
23 November 2015 6-9 pm TCHS Brandywine Snarr, Akhila, Amal, Matt, Jake, Daniel, Myles, Justin, Braden


Objectives / Systems Hypotheses, tests, observations, conclusions, plans
Programming
  • Bullet point for each hypothesis, test, observation, conclusion, plan
Objective in bold Matt help dissemble the lift prototype to get extra parts
  • Bullet point for each hypothesis, test, observation, conclusion, plan


Tasks Reflections
Programming
  • Bullet point for each reflection
Axle Building
  • Daniel worked on lathing
Workshop, ramp, and servos
  • Justin worked with Braden on attaching the servos for our intake, and then cut, and bent the plastic.
  • Myles learned how to use a heat gun, thanks to Braden, and helped build the drive sprocket for the debris lift train.
  • Braden worked on finding the right parts to put the servo mount and servo on the bot. he then worked at measuring and cutting for the RAMP. He then had to bend the piece to a precise 90 degree angle.
  • Bennett drilled a hole in the ramp sprocket. Then he drilled holes that would be for the servo controller, and put bolts into those holes. He then worked on putting veins into the ramp belt, and on cutting the spacers that would go between the ramp belt.

Action and idea Journal

  • Detail - fore elevation drive w/ 6mm keyed output shaft

  • FTC7314 141123-2.jpg
  • FTC7314 141123-3.jpg

  • Detail - fore elevation drive w/ 6mm keyed output shaft

  • FTC7314 141123-5.jpg
  • FTC7314 141123-6.jpg
  • FTC7314 141123-7.jpg

  • Detail of coaxial debris lift drive axle



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