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You can, it just takes a lot more tuning to get it just right

@@EasyPianoMDStudio The main other things some people use is: - you can put 12 tooth pinion gears in the middle instead - you can use lock bars on both sides of the wheel, and that should work too Good luck!

@@Joseph973 Can I use the 2.75 green wheel?

@@EasyPianoMDStudio You might be able to, give it a try

Do you have wheel Insirts and a floating intake?

@ yes I do I have basically everything that he has idk why his works and mine doesnt

I believe it's about 4 inches long, but it'll be different for each robot

@@Joseph973you wouldnt be willing to share the cad file would you😅

@@CyberDragon-u7w An air tank, a battery, and a brain are all about equal weight, so wherever you can fit the tanks and they don't make your center of gravity too off-center should be good

To adjust the tilt of a goal, you just need to adjust the little piece on the end and/or the stop on the bottom of the goal

@@3818c_cookin You're right, that way is also a great way to do that, but this way works fine for tons of teams as well, and I've personally tested this intake in 30+ hours of drive practice without issues

@@Joseph973 i would say that competing with something is a lot different than testing. defense can be very intense, and the head-on collision of two bots, both at max speed? thats a lot more energy dispersed than one robot can perform alone.

@@3818c_cookin I agree, by drive practice, I was talking about practicing with between 2 and 4 robots on the field, 1 robot imo isn't real drive practice

@@Joseph973 wouldnt say that, 1 robot is valid. still wouldnt use the shaft, metal fatiguesm etc.

@@3818c_cookin Sure, to each their own

Not sure if you’ve fixed your issue yet or not but I’m going to answer anyway. I built a mogo mech with a 5.5 watt motor, to get an acceptable level of torque I had to gear it down, also making it very slow. So don’t use a 5.5 watt. I screwed 2 high strength 36 tooth gears to the end of some c-channel, then I ran my motor gear into that, basically making an arm/elbow type pivot. I have pictures which are probably much more descriptive than me, just not sure how I’d get them to you

Maybe a bad solonoid or the footings are on wrong/ loose.

maybe you're not doing ur tubing right, ur tubing should go from high to low where the air tank is connected from the top hole to the bottom hole

@One_Origin I would double check that you have your tubes hooked up correctly and in the right spots, like the other people have been saying

@@LeopoldLiu Yes, just click the link in the description and I'll send you some close-up photos

@@Joseph973thanks a lot also if it’s possible to know some details about the drivetrain, our drivetrain is like a 6motor but is a bit slow, and also it looks so fat and vey holo I really want to see some drivetrain thank you.

One option is you can use flaps wrapped around the 6-tooth sprockets, and that might work as well

@@338AIterated Keps nuts because this robot was never going to compete in a competition and because they're easier to build with, and I agree with you about the drivetrain 💀, I've fixed it since I filmed the video

keps nut better

I've actually doubled up the plastic sheets to keep that from happening (and haven't had any issues), but you're right that a standoff going between them would definitely be a good idea too.

@@Joseph973 if you look closely some parts on the tip have already snapped off. That's just a sign that you kinda need to put something there.

@@NtGm714 Yes I agree with you, that would be good idea

This code makes your robot be able to drive straight as well as turn. If your robot is having trouble turning, it might be a mechanical issue.

@@AnayNandi-t7g I use a red cartridge, so it's spinning at 100rpm

@@dr.ortega1096 Because of the process we used to build it, there are no step-by-step instructions, however you can find some photos here www.roboticsmastery.com/2024-misfire-reg

If I'm understanding you correctly, yes I did put them like on the herobot. Good luck on your robot!

Yes, I automatically spin the catapult pack down after each shot since there's no reason you'd want it to stay up.

@@Joseph973 thanks Has it ever caused you any problems?

@@lityumLi No, that's actually how I've been doing it for years, why do you ask?

You should be able to sub the flat aluminum sheet for the polycarb. You can also buy a sheet of the polycarb from robosource or amazon for $5, so it's pretty cheap if you want to get some.

@Joeseph973 sorry I did not clarify I meant for the polycarbonate on the picker upper thingy

If you have those steel curved 90 degree things (from the Vex Gusset Pack (Structural Gussets)), those work really well for absolutely no reason. Another way is to get 1/8in to 1/16in polycarb from your local hardware store, I'll bet you they have some, and it's a lot cheaper than Robosource.

@@skootle3871 To each their own...

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bro is tweaking real hard wtf fish mech is NOT that bad

@@alexvaughan6830 Every robot will be a little different and have it's own little quirks about it, I'm glad you found something that works, and thanks for sharing what you found!