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= Tasks Completed = | = Tasks Completed = | ||
*Shooter Math Model | |||
[[File:Shooter Math Model.png]] | |||
Conclusions | |||
70 degree is the baseline angle.<br/>Shoots a little high<br/>Cannot accurately shoot from the mid field<br/>It will work in many situations | |||
<span style="background-color: rgb(153,204,0)">65 degree angle</span><br/>Requires moderate precision to shoot in each hoop from midfield and the key<br/>All angle except the top fender will work<br/>A great general use angle | |||
60 degree angle<br/>Does not require much precision to shoot in hoops from any distance<br/>The top key and middle fender angles are very shallow<br/>A good angle to use, but may be difficult to shoot the top key and middle fender | |||
55 degree angle<br/>Precision from any distance is not an issue<br/>The top and middle fender and the top key are impossible shots<br/>Too shallow an angle, entrance velocity may be too high for many shots, causing a rebound | |||
To finish, the 65 degree angle is the best choice for a balance between shot velocity precision and basket entry angle. | |||
= Tasks In Progress = | |||
*Collector | |||
*Finishe<span id="fck_dom_range_temp_1326851844220_866" /><span id="fck_dom_range_temp_1326851844221_694" />d assembly | |||
*made of sheet metal | |||
*put support bar | |||
*did calculations for pneumatic placement and stroke | |||
*did force calc | |||
*completed full ODBAS assembly | |||
*Thank you | |||
*task | *task | ||
= Tasks | = Tasks to Completed = | ||
Discussed pros and cons of different convayer designs | |||
Drew up detailed designes of pneumatic and motorized convayers(pictures to come) | |||
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[http://penfieldrobotics.com/wiki/images/b/b8/Pnumatic_Convayor.JPG http://penfieldrobotics.com/wiki/images/b/b8/Pnumatic_Convayor.JPG] | |||
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[http://penfieldrobotics.com/wiki/images/6/6b/Photo.JPG http://penfieldrobotics.com/wiki/images/6/6b/Photo.JPG] | |||
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Motorized Convayer Pneumatic Convayer | |||
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Materials Needed | |||
*task | *task | ||
**sub-task | **sub-task | ||
**sub-task | **sub-task | ||
*task | *task |
Latest revision as of 16:14, 19 January 2012
Start time: 5:00 PM
End time: 10:00 PM
Members present: Alex W, Mike M, Matthieu D, Ciana R, Alex R, Danny S, Molly C, Brianna M, Nick, and others
Members Attending Next Meeting: Lots and lots of people
Tasks Completed
- Shooter Math Model
Conclusions
70 degree is the baseline angle.
Shoots a little high
Cannot accurately shoot from the mid field
It will work in many situations
65 degree angle
Requires moderate precision to shoot in each hoop from midfield and the key
All angle except the top fender will work
A great general use angle
60 degree angle
Does not require much precision to shoot in hoops from any distance
The top key and middle fender angles are very shallow
A good angle to use, but may be difficult to shoot the top key and middle fender
55 degree angle
Precision from any distance is not an issue
The top and middle fender and the top key are impossible shots
Too shallow an angle, entrance velocity may be too high for many shots, causing a rebound
To finish, the 65 degree angle is the best choice for a balance between shot velocity precision and basket entry angle.
Tasks In Progress
- Collector
- Finishe<span id="fck_dom_range_temp_1326851844220_866" /><span id="fck_dom_range_temp_1326851844221_694" />d assembly
- made of sheet metal
- put support bar
- did calculations for pneumatic placement and stroke
- did force calc
- completed full ODBAS assembly
- Thank you
- task
Tasks to Completed
Discussed pros and cons of different convayer designs
Drew up detailed designes of pneumatic and motorized convayers(pictures to come)
http://penfieldrobotics.com/wiki/images/b/b8/Pnumatic_Convayor.JPG
http://penfieldrobotics.com/wiki/images/6/6b/Photo.JPG
Motorized Convayer Pneumatic Convayer
Materials Needed
- task
- sub-task
- sub-task
- task