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*Eric, CJ, and Morgan worked on making a posesser prototype to go against the shooter proptotype to see which proptotype worked beter. The building went good until we found out that we were working with striped locking nuts so we had to find 2 new locking nuts to use for the prototype. After we put the posesser together we tested it with the big and small balls and we think the shooter is going to have a really tough time going against this posersser. They also used solidworks to help us protype the new device. CJ proposed we could have the wheels that would act as an intake and outtake devices slide up when we needed it to bring in the game element and slide down to push them out. 
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*Mentor Andrew and two other Sabotage students worked on the linear slide on the computer with the new custom part with many problems solid works froze many times during the processes and other problems were from the people.
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Revision as of 21:00, 27 September 2014

Competition Season Meeting

Meeting Date !!Meeting Time !!Location !!Attendees
9/27/14 2pm-5pm TCHS Brandywine Laura, Nick, CJ, Justin, Josh, Braden, Amal, Eric, Morgan


Tasks Reflections
Making posersser prototype
  • Eric, CJ, and Morgan worked on making a posesser prototype to go against the shooter proptotype to see which proptotype worked beter. The building went good until we found out that we were working with striped locking nuts so we had to find 2 new locking nuts to use for the prototype. After we put the posesser together we tested it with the big and small balls and we think the shooter is going to have a really tough time going against this posersser. They also used solidworks to help us protype the new device. CJ proposed we could have the wheels that would act as an intake and outtake devices slide up when we needed it to bring in the game element and slide down to push them out.
Attaching the Servo to the Prototype
  • Amal and Braden worked on the Servo and trying to attach it onto the prototype.
  • They also are about to do the wiring for the Servo Controller.
  • we made a system to go up and down to grap and push and pull the rolling goals. we tested it and it is working
Lineir slide computer work
  • Mentor Andrew and two other Sabotage students worked on the linear slide on the computer with the new custom part with many problems solid works froze many times during the processes and other problems were from the people.
  • Josh did most of the work on the computer while Andrew looked over his shoulder and helped when necessary. They managed to finish a protype that extended above the necessary 120 cm to score in the top goal.


Recorded by: Date: Journal Editor: Date:
Laura 9/27/14







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