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Re: rtlToronto19: Balance of Power and other upcoming events
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lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto
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Wed, 2 Mar 2005 19:34:57 GMT
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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Iain Hendry wrote:
> Nicely drawn as usual. I like this idea for a game a lot.
Thanks! I think this game will be a lot of fun.
> I think it's definately necissary, but as to what that number is, without
> having a balance at home I'm not sure what to suggest. I've got some nice
> scales at work, I could get the mass of say, 4 RCX's and check what that is?
I think we should take something like one RCX, three motors and then triple or
quadruple the number to get a restriction.
> My initial suggestion would be, to have the beam split down the centre, and
> then measured both ways equally some distance (24 studs? 32 studs?) and have
> another line. There's your maximum size - although we'll probably have to
> have restrictions in the other two dimensions, otherwise you could just
> build some big long hang-down robot that clamps onto the vertical support or
> something like that (maybe that's not bad? I don't know).
Well, I think one dimension restriction should be okay, ie, the length idea you
have there. I don't want to restrict the idea of clamping against the vertical
support, or pushing against the floor. Maybe draw a one foot sweep around the
center of the 2x4, defining a cylinder?
> > -Dimensions of balance staging.
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> Not quite sure what you mean - if you mean the size of the beam, I liked the
> idea of using a big long 2x4x8' beam.
I think I was trying to say how large the supporting H frame underneath would
be.
> Thanks to Calum and Chris and Dave and everyone else for their work in
> setting up yesterdays event. So fun!
As much as we put into each event, it's the participants which make it fun!
Thanks to everyone for showing up!
Calum
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