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  • Team Shock's Robots

    We've got a few new robots coming soon including our new heavyweight which we expect to see in action early next year.

    In the meantime I have been working on another new antweight which will entered into AWS 36- Inertia 3.

    This one has been made to resemble the featherweight a little more and it has a fair bit of power in the disc as it uses the same setup as Inertia 2.

    Here is a quick video of it in action with the disc at 1/2 throttle
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2G3lJp46AA

    And a photo of it with Inertia 2


  • #2
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    Looks vicious! Is it hdpe or some carbon fibre the shell is made of on the bot?

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    • #3
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      Thanks, apart from the scoop and the disc the whole robot is HDPE, the main part has been milled out of a piece of 20mm to make the shell as tough as possible

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      • #4
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        Time for a bit of an update as we start our winter projects.

        The new heavyweight Soundwave is under construction- need Dad to get his backside in gear and get the gearboxes done

        We have a new feather under way as well since Whirlwind has started to suffer a bit after 2 years of service. So here we have Shockwave 2

        The ram and valve have been lifted straight from Whirlwind, got a bigger buffer going in and a new drive system using 2 of the speed 900 copies on some custom gearboxes.

        Chassis is the old Rip Evo from Jonno and seems to have been made to fit the ram from Whirlwind- fits perfectly!



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        • #5
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          looks like it is the same size ram that was in it originally !!

          Just I had it on low pressure !!

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          • #6
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            sweet!

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            • #7
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              Could well be the same size ram- this one's 60mm bore, 80mm stroke.

              I can't wait to see it self right at FP

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              • #8
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                hope you're having a betting colour scheme

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                • #9
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                  Who needs paint when you can blind everyone with LEDs??

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                  • #10
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                    Started the gearboxes for Shockwave 2 today- needs a bit more doing to it but you can get the idea.



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                    • #11
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                      thats so awesome, i wish i could make gearboxes
                      how fast will it be?

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                      • #12
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                        Thanks Harry,

                        The calculator says that it should be around 14mph so I'd expect a bit less than that.

                        If all goes to plan I may be able to get both sets finished tomorrow.

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                        • #13
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                          Done a bit more to Shockwave, the drive is complete- most of the pneumatics are fitted and the wiring has been done,

                          Here is the first test of the drive on 12v

                          http://m.youtube.com/index?desktop_uri= ... e5RJivLrvk

                          And some photos of the progress





                          A few bits left to do but I hope to have it all completed by the end of the week

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                          • #14
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                            couldn't get your youtube link working

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                            • #15
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                              Excellent use of the small bottle , its made to measure

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