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We placed 23rd of 55 (58%) at Chesapeake in 2005, though I can't find our W-L-T stats.<br>
 
We placed 23rd of 55 (58%) at Chesapeake in 2005, though I can't find our W-L-T stats.<br>
Did we run out of robot design handouts, or did you want something else? What happened with the buttons? --[[User:Siri|Siri]] 21:50, 2 April 2010 (UTC)
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Did we run out of robot design handouts, or did you want something else? What happened with the buttons?<br>
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--[[User:Siri|Siri]] 21:50, 2 April 2010 (UTC)<br>
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Another thing that went well: inspection (three times!)<br>
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Suggestions for developing tactics:
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*Watch the YouTube and CD posts (more people, more often), and watch the NASA webcasts if we're not in Week 1.
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*Keep an eye or two on the FIRST forums, specifically for officials' tips (though not just driving--inspection, etc)
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*Even if the robot can't make it, send the/one drive team to a good pre-ship scrimmage (preferably a powerhouse one). It'll help to see it played, even as a scrimmage, especially if we have a Week 1 Regional.
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*Use the 5th Gear Sim?<br>
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Other possible changes:
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*Bring the vice ''inside'' the building (to the pit, even). Also scrap wood and extra chain tensioners, if they're not already in the kit.
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*If pivot 4 is still having a problem, do we want to add checking chain tension to the pit list? (can't hurt) I thought the tread wore out because the collar was loose.
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*Figure out a more efficient way to switch plaction treads (i.e. not stapling)?
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*(Next year) Accurately record any dimension differences between the competition robot and the workflow tools/second robot.<br>
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Other to-dos:
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*Fundraising: [http://penfieldrobotics.com/team/fundraising.php 1511] and [http://www.cybersonics.org/cybersonics/rural/develop.asp 103], among others, have this down to a T (or G or whatever it is), if we're looking for good starting-point examples (which we should). 103's site is less helpful, but they'll answer almost any question you can come up with (Championship Chairman's winners). CD's good too, of course.
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*Set up CAD collaboration network (103's good for this too)
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*Teach CAD team .dwg to .dxf converting and BoM function
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*Have ''students'' think about Chairman's and WFA...before the first Saturday in January.
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*Network! People recognize us for good reasons now, let's build off that.<br>
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--[[User:Siri|Siri]] 00:33, 3 April 2010 (UTC)
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Latest revision as of 00:33, 3 April 2010

We placed 23rd of 55 (58%) at Chesapeake in 2005, though I can't find our W-L-T stats.
Did we run out of robot design handouts, or did you want something else? What happened with the buttons?
--Siri 21:50, 2 April 2010 (UTC)
Another thing that went well: inspection (three times!)
Suggestions for developing tactics:

  • Watch the YouTube and CD posts (more people, more often), and watch the NASA webcasts if we're not in Week 1.
  • Keep an eye or two on the FIRST forums, specifically for officials' tips (though not just driving--inspection, etc)
  • Even if the robot can't make it, send the/one drive team to a good pre-ship scrimmage (preferably a powerhouse one). It'll help to see it played, even as a scrimmage, especially if we have a Week 1 Regional.
  • Use the 5th Gear Sim?

Other possible changes:

  • Bring the vice inside the building (to the pit, even). Also scrap wood and extra chain tensioners, if they're not already in the kit.
  • If pivot 4 is still having a problem, do we want to add checking chain tension to the pit list? (can't hurt) I thought the tread wore out because the collar was loose.
  • Figure out a more efficient way to switch plaction treads (i.e. not stapling)?
  • (Next year) Accurately record any dimension differences between the competition robot and the workflow tools/second robot.

Other to-dos:

  • Fundraising: 1511 and 103, among others, have this down to a T (or G or whatever it is), if we're looking for good starting-point examples (which we should). 103's site is less helpful, but they'll answer almost any question you can come up with (Championship Chairman's winners). CD's good too, of course.
  • Set up CAD collaboration network (103's good for this too)
  • Teach CAD team .dwg to .dxf converting and BoM function
  • Have students think about Chairman's and WFA...before the first Saturday in January.
  • Network! People recognize us for good reasons now, let's build off that.

--Siri 00:33, 3 April 2010 (UTC)