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| − | Image:DB8_120214_csm-1.jpg|The LeBoutilliers (owners of Waterloo Gardens) visit | + | Image:DB8_120214_csm-1.jpg|The LeBoutilliers (owners of [http://www.waterloogardens.com Waterloo Gardens]) visit |
Image:DB8_120214_csm-2.jpg|Scott Featherman conteplates electronics layout | Image:DB8_120214_csm-2.jpg|Scott Featherman conteplates electronics layout | ||
Image:DB8_120214_csm-3.jpg|Molly | Image:DB8_120214_csm-3.jpg|Molly | ||
Revision as of 12:15, 15 February 2012
Contents
Sunday February 12, 2012
Siri Maley welding shooter support tubes into chassis
Yahya
Programmers John Stumpo, Michael M & DJ
Keith Williams welding Prime chassis
welding the pinch bar in place
Very cold Nicole with Scott Featherman
Robot on scale (25.6 lbm for chassis frame & shooter
Matt Klufas & Patrick C on the lathe
Lift wheel mounted
Patrick C making frame adjustments with a hack saw
Mike Rizzo, Lucy, Patrick C, Siri Maley & Scott Featherman
Patrick still cutting
Patrick C
Lucy, Yahya & Patrick C
Siri wearing the shooter hat
Lift wheel & Beater Bar pulley shaft (sans pulleys)
Lift wheel & Pneumatic wheel drive
Chassis
Shooter
Beater Bar pulley shaft
Ball lift drive pulley
Monday February 13, 2012
Wheels on!
Douglas, Gary Deaver & Rich Kulik
Tommy
Jack, Yahya & Tommy
Tight fit!
Pneumatic wheels and pivots
Scott Featherman & Siri Maley positioning the PDU and discussing wire runs
Pneumatc wheel drive-train - driven side
Robot
Tuesday February 14, 2012
The LeBoutilliers (owners of Waterloo Gardens) visit
Scott Featherman conteplates electronics layout
Molly
Mike Rizzo, Molly & Sasha
Looking up the Shooter at Gary Deaver, Sasha & Julie Kulik
Looking down the Shooter
Mass of Prime (102.6 lbm) - Loaded with materials still to be installed (a pleasant surprise)
Robot loaded on scale
E-panel thoughts
