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| − | + | Furi is an invertable Drum Spinner. It was designed to have as wide of an impact area as possible. There are 4 weapon screws on the drum, where 2 are in the front and where 2 are spaced further apart in the back. It has 2 wheels and skids for drive, and a belt attached to the weapon. | |
== Competitions == | == Competitions == | ||
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*Results: 0/2 | *Results: 0/2 | ||
**Bracket Style: Double Elimination | **Bracket Style: Double Elimination | ||
| − | ***[ | + | ***[https://photos.app.goo.gl/1vnBJRZ4UumxztWw8 Safety Inspection]*** |
| − | **** | + | ***[https://youtu.be/dsO-n6_8DOQ Loss vs Wedge/Beater bar] |
| − | **** | + | ****Loss was due to gearbox not interfacing correctly interfacing with the motor as well as potential shorts in the weapon motor. |
| − | *** | + | **** |
| − | **** | + | ***(No Video) Forfeit vs Beater Bar |
| − | **** | + | ****Unknown electrical issues caused short to the frame and prevented robot from starting as well as causing sparks when metal contacted the switch and the frame simultaneously. |
| + | **** | ||
== Versions == | == Versions == | ||
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| Weapon Motor | | Weapon Motor | ||
| − | | | + | | PROPDRIVE v2 2836 2200KV Brushless Outrunner Motor |
|- | |- | ||
| Weapon Motor Controllers | | Weapon Motor Controllers | ||
| − | | | + | | Turnigy Plush-60A Bulletproof Speed Controller |
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| Receiver | | Receiver | ||
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==== Problems ==== | ==== Problems ==== | ||
| − | * | + | *Drive motor did not interface with gearboxes consistently, leading to having 1 wheel drive and generally inconsistent ability to turn and move. |
| + | *High friction between the bearing and the weapon spacers caused the weapon motor to overheat and likely cause a short inside the motor. | ||
| + | *Poor manufacturing lead to puzzle fits and the drum to fit poorly, leading to concave side plates, causing the high friction mentioned above. | ||
| + | *Electronics were not insulated fully from the frame, causing electrical problems. | ||
| + | *Poor tolerances caused many parts to need to be filed in order to fit together properly, this created many hours of additional labor. | ||
| + | *This robot was completed too close to the deadline, which severely restricted the available window for testing and fixing problems, leading to many of the problems described above. | ||
==== Good aspects ==== | ==== Good aspects ==== | ||
| − | * | + | *We passed inspection |
| + | *The wide weapon area made the robot difficult to approach. | ||
==== Changes/Improvements ==== | ==== Changes/Improvements ==== | ||
| − | * | + | *The robot was too wide and too long, this caused handling to be adversely affected, in addition the robot was very thin, which did not allow electronics to be placed vertically. Even with the large footprint of the robot, it was very difficult to fit the electronics in the robot. |
| + | *The puzzle fit should be manufactured in such a way to allow the parts to more easily fit together. | ||
| + | *The robot should be finished at least 1.5 weeks from the competition date in order to allow for potential problems that may require ordering new parts and/or machining new parts. | ||
| + | *Screws should be locktighted so that they do not counter rotate out of the weapon spacer. | ||
| + | *Machining should be done with more care to prevent the interfacing issues described above. | ||
== Notes: == | == Notes: == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:46, 26 March 2019
| Furi | |
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| Year Of Creation | 2018-2019 |
| Versions | |
| Current Version | 1.0 |
| Wins/Losses | 0/2 |
| Information and Statistics | |
| Weight Class | Beetle Weight |
| Weapon Class | Drum Spinner |
| Combined Wins/Losses | 0/2 |
Furi is an invertable Drum Spinner. It was designed to have as wide of an impact area as possible. There are 4 weapon screws on the drum, where 2 are in the front and where 2 are spaced further apart in the back. It has 2 wheels and skids for drive, and a belt attached to the weapon.
Contents
Competitions
Motorama 2019
- Results: 0/2
- Bracket Style: Double Elimination
- Safety Inspection***
- Loss vs Wedge/Beater bar
- Loss was due to gearbox not interfacing correctly interfacing with the motor as well as potential shorts in the weapon motor.
- (No Video) Forfeit vs Beater Bar
- Unknown electrical issues caused short to the frame and prevented robot from starting as well as causing sparks when metal contacted the switch and the frame simultaneously.
- Bracket Style: Double Elimination
Versions
Furi
Created by: (Luke Fink and Jacob Webb)
| Drive Motors | DYS BE1806 2300KV Motors |
| Drive Motor Gearboxes | KITBOTS 1000rpm Gearmotor Gearboxes |
| Drive Motor Controllers | DYS 20A Micro Opto Multi-rotor ESC |
| Weapon Motor | PROPDRIVE v2 2836 2200KV Brushless Outrunner Motor |
| Weapon Motor Controllers | Turnigy Plush-60A Bulletproof Speed Controller |
| Receiver | Turnigy T6A-V2 AFHDS 2.4GHz 6Ch Receiver V2 |
| Remote Control | Turnigy T6A-V2 AFHDS 2.4GHz 6Ch Transmitter V2 |
| Battery | Turnigy Nano-Tech 1000mAh 3s 45~90c LiPo Pack |
Problems
- Drive motor did not interface with gearboxes consistently, leading to having 1 wheel drive and generally inconsistent ability to turn and move.
- High friction between the bearing and the weapon spacers caused the weapon motor to overheat and likely cause a short inside the motor.
- Poor manufacturing lead to puzzle fits and the drum to fit poorly, leading to concave side plates, causing the high friction mentioned above.
- Electronics were not insulated fully from the frame, causing electrical problems.
- Poor tolerances caused many parts to need to be filed in order to fit together properly, this created many hours of additional labor.
- This robot was completed too close to the deadline, which severely restricted the available window for testing and fixing problems, leading to many of the problems described above.
Good aspects
- We passed inspection
- The wide weapon area made the robot difficult to approach.
Changes/Improvements
- The robot was too wide and too long, this caused handling to be adversely affected, in addition the robot was very thin, which did not allow electronics to be placed vertically. Even with the large footprint of the robot, it was very difficult to fit the electronics in the robot.
- The puzzle fit should be manufactured in such a way to allow the parts to more easily fit together.
- The robot should be finished at least 1.5 weeks from the competition date in order to allow for potential problems that may require ordering new parts and/or machining new parts.
- Screws should be locktighted so that they do not counter rotate out of the weapon spacer.
- Machining should be done with more care to prevent the interfacing issues described above.
Notes:
(Not to be confused with Furri)
(Fury sounded cool)
(Surviving Members: Luke Fink, Jacob Webb)
