Huski

Huski
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Year of Creation	2019-2020
Versions
Current Version	1.0
Update Year	2019-2020
Wins/Losses	1/2
Information and Statistics
Weight Class	BeetleWeight
Weapon Class	(weapon type)
Combined Wins/Losses	X/X
Weapon Speed	(RPM)

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Competitions

Motorama 2020

• Results: 1-2
  • Bracket Style: Double Elimination
    • [(Video Link) Win vs Wakii-Smakii]
      • Weapon was extremely powerful during this match, and it split Wakii-Smakii's weapon in half after one hit, disabling it.
    • [(Video Link) Loss vs Squishy]
      • Squishy ended up placing third overall.
      • Squishy's undercutter design effectively countered the standoffs, breaking two of them (one on each side) and severely impairing driving ability.
    • [(Video Link) Loss vs Physique Whack]
      • Physique Whack was a kit bot and tied for seventh overall.
      • Their weapon absolutely blew up the wheels and tore off the left side plate, ripping the gearbox from the rest of the drive motor.

Version

Huski V1.0

Created by: Christopher Bellflowers, Sam Butler, Daniel Costantini, Donovan Hamby, Todd Hayes, Emily Liu, Bethany McMorris

Drive Motors	(Drive Motor Name)
Drive Motor Controllers	(Drive Motor Controllers)
Weapon Motor	PROPDRIVE v2 2836 1800KV Brushless Outrunner Motor
Weapon Motor Controllers	YEP ESC 40A (2~6S) SBEC Brushless Speed Controller
Receiver	Hobby King 2.4Ghz Receiver 6Ch V2
Remote Control	Hobby King 2.4Ghz 6Ch Tx and Rx V2
Battery	(Battery Name)

Problems

• Driving
  • Extremely heavy weapon throws off the center of gravity
  • Not enough friction between wheels and floor
  • Too much friction between the standoffs and the ground
• Lack of Armor
  • Wheels were easily torn apart
  • Standoffs knocked clean off
  • Side plate ripped apart from chassis

Good aspects

• Incredibly powerful weapon due to long range and weight
• Sturdy Chassis

Changes/Improvements

• Improving driving ability
  • Shifting the center of mass toward the back
• Adding armor for defense
• Altering side plates
  • Transitioning from standoffs

Notes:

Won both grudge matches against Perri and Hibachi

Naming inspiration: named after the initial idea to have "sleds" instead of standoffs

Mentor: Wallace Gray