I know you said it wasn't great, but could you give some instructions on how to get an intake like that to pick up both colors, we are really struggling with the 4-bar intake design, and would like to do something like how you did. (instruction like: spacing, rubber bands, etc)
I could help, My team has fiqured out of to get 2 blocks types. Its depending on how your intake is desgned. We have seen the design of motors inside the bot rather than on the arm making the arm lighter and go up easier and it is more consistent. There are two ways to do this which involve having chains running from a motor to another sprocket which is attahced to a 60 tooth gear which then connects to a 60 tooth gear on the intake. Examples of this online are Vextronauts and Caution Tape.
Hi I have problems with my drivetrain for my robot and elevator . After I add everything like my flywheel, elevator, and the brain, my robot starts to move slower and gets stuck much more often. Can you give me some tips and a good gear ratio to use for this type of robot? Also for my elevator, it keeps getting jammed when I use the rack gears or linear slides, can you help please?
How do you stop the chain from removing in the intake my team has a similar design to yours and because the chain is removing we are thinking of starting from scratch do you have any tips to solve this problem
Sounds like you are really close! We haven't actually had this problem. Do you know what is causing the chain to fall off the sprocket? My suggestion would be to tighten the chain, and use #32 non-latex rubber bands. Hope this helps, let me know how it works!
The gear ratio is 3:1. Although the elevator looks good in the video, it still gets jammed quite often. One recommendation is to use rubber bands to help pull the elevator upwards. Hope this helps!
So I had a quick question, this robot is so good, how did you manage to collect the greens and the purple with one intake? We’re struggling to do so, so I was wondering if you could possibly give some suggestions?
This robot actually isn't great at collecting purple cubes. I would recommend a 4-bar intake design (basically just an intake that moves up and down) similar to Samuel Cheng's robot. Hope this helps!
You have created a truly wonderful robot. I have two questions. How did you prevent the purple colors from entering the green squares and how tall and wide are the robots? There may be some errors as I wrote it from translation, please excuse me. You are a great team.
Thank you so much! To sort the cubes, we made it so there was a slot behind the intake where only green cubes could enter while the purple cubes continued up to the top ramp. -- Hopefully that makes sense. The robot it about 18 inches long, 11 inches wide and 15 inches tall. Good luck!
It looks like there was two slots behind the intake that went into it but the first slot was smaller so that only the green cubes could slide in, the next slot was bigger, so that the purple cubes could fit in. It also looks like that the storage for the cubes could go up and down various heights so technically you could put in purple cubes at one time and green cubes after that.
@@7163BChewbotcaRoboticsalthough I’m not the same person could you give me some pointers? Me and my team have had kinda the same idea but we’ve gotten stuck on some of the harder parts of it.
I'm also very curious about the elevator. Can you draw some pictures to suggest how it drives? I'm using the rack to get the elevator up but it's a bit slow.
Unfortunately, I deconstructed the robot so I can't send you any pictures. If you have any specific questions, I would be happy to try and answer them!
@@7163BChewbotcaRobotics Ok if you dont have any pictures could you please tell me what mechinism was used and what was the gear ratios (for the elevator), and do you have a journal? maybe you have some pictures of it in there.
Any tips for a faster intake with one motor? I have a similar design to yours instead using a dumper to score. Can you also show more of your intake thanks. Cool Robot!
Sounds like you have a pretty cool robot going! We found that with a fixed intake like the one in the video is difficult to create without two motors. It is possible to use one motor to power a four-bar intake but the fastest gear ratio that we were able to use was 60:48. Unfortunately, I don't have any other pictures of the intake because I deconstructed the robot. I hope this helps!
I know you said it wasn't great, but could you give some instructions on how to get an intake like that to pick up both colors, we are really struggling with the 4-bar intake design, and would like to do something like how you did. (instruction like: spacing, rubber bands, etc)
I could help, My team has fiqured out of to get 2 blocks types. Its depending on how your intake is desgned. We have seen the design of motors inside the bot rather than on the arm making the arm lighter and go up easier and it is more consistent. There are two ways to do this which involve having chains running from a motor to another sprocket which is attahced to a 60 tooth gear which then connects to a 60 tooth gear on the intake. Examples of this online are Vextronauts and Caution Tape.
How do you get green and purple with one intake? Also, what is the spacing of the rubber bands?
Robot contains special bands at the top which allow intake to go up and down when a big block arrvives
What mechanism do you use to lift the hopper?
We use a track mechanism.
do you have build instructions
sry no
Hi I have problems with my drivetrain for my robot and elevator . After I add everything like my flywheel, elevator, and the brain, my robot starts to move slower and gets stuck much more often. Can you give me some tips and a good gear ratio to use for this type of robot? Also for my elevator, it keeps getting jammed when I use the rack gears or linear slides, can you help please?
Drivetrain dimensions?
How do you stop the chain from removing in the intake my team has a similar design to yours and because the chain is removing we are thinking of starting from scratch do you have any tips to solve this problem
Sounds like you are really close! We haven't actually had this problem. Do you know what is causing the chain to fall off the sprocket? My suggestion would be to tighten the chain, and use #32 non-latex rubber bands. Hope this helps, let me know how it works!
We found the problem we were using gears instead of the sprockets because we don't have that sized sprocket
@@shadrackdakurah9939Glad you fixed it!
What is the blue print for this robot my team is trying to build it for our Georgia competition in a month?
Unfortunately, we don't have a blue print for this robot design.
Name? I need it for my team
What is you gear ratio on your intake
5:4
I saw that your elevator was very fast, i was wondering, what was the gear ratio was.
BTW, great robot!
The gear ratio is 3:1. Although the elevator looks good in the video, it still gets jammed quite often. One recommendation is to use rubber bands to help pull the elevator upwards. Hope this helps!
So I had a quick question, this robot is so good, how did you manage to collect the greens and the purple with one intake? We’re struggling to do so, so I was wondering if you could possibly give some suggestions?
This robot actually isn't great at collecting purple cubes. I would recommend a 4-bar intake design (basically just an intake that moves up and down) similar to Samuel Cheng's robot. Hope this helps!
Do you have any email to contact you to ask you something about robot building? Its from amateur tournament, HELP MEEEEEE!!!!
how do you get the part that lifts the blocks to go
We use a track mechanism which is powered by a 12 tooth gear.
You have created a truly wonderful robot. I have two questions. How did you prevent the purple colors from entering the green squares and how tall and wide are the robots? There may be some errors as I wrote it from translation, please excuse me. You are a great team.
Thank you so much! To sort the cubes, we made it so there was a slot behind the intake where only green cubes could enter while the purple cubes continued up to the top ramp. -- Hopefully that makes sense. The robot it about 18 inches long, 11 inches wide and 15 inches tall. Good luck!
It looks like there was two slots behind the intake that went into it but the first slot was smaller so that only the green cubes could slide in, the next slot was bigger, so that the purple cubes could fit in. It also looks like that the storage for the cubes could go up and down various heights so technically you could put in purple cubes at one time and green cubes after that.
thanks
How can you support us with the design of your vex iq full volume robot?
Are you saying that you want to build the robot shown in the video? If so, I would be happy to give some pointers!
@@7163BChewbotcaRoboticsalthough I’m not the same person could you give me some pointers? Me and my team have had kinda the same idea but we’ve gotten stuck on some of the harder parts of it.
@@7163BChewbotcaRoboticsplease do, that robot is awesome
I'm also very curious about the elevator. Can you draw some pictures to suggest how it drives? I'm using the rack to get the elevator up but it's a bit slow.
We use a lift mechanism similar to the one show in Flying Cheese's videos.
cool robot! Do you have a manual/instructions on how to build this robot?
sorry, we do not
how did you built your bot then?
They do not want copiers
Yo so I wanted to know, how long are the rollers?
the rollers are about 9.5" long
Do you have instructions?
Sorry, no
Could you provide some images/details for the elevator
Unfortunately, I deconstructed the robot so I can't send you any pictures. If you have any specific questions, I would be happy to try and answer them!
@@7163BChewbotcaRobotics Ok if you dont have any pictures could you please tell me what mechinism was used and what was the gear ratios (for the elevator), and do you have a journal? maybe you have some pictures of it in there.
Cómo es el.mecanismo del elevador?
@@baalamtitanroboticstapachu9482What do you want to know about the elevator?
@@7163BChewbotcaRobotics About some images of the elevator and the construction
nice robot
thx
Hello. Great job. It is very cool robot. When will new robot reveal come?
We are working on a new robot, but that might take a little while. You can expect to see a video of a scrimmage or competition coming very soon!
great good luck!!!
@@7163BChewbotcaRobotics
Can I know how to build the robot? Because my team needs a good robot and byte is working well?
Can you send me pictures of your intake.
Any tips for a faster intake with one motor? I have a similar design to yours instead using a dumper to score. Can you also show more of your intake thanks. Cool Robot!
Sounds like you have a pretty cool robot going! We found that with a fixed intake like the one in the video is difficult to create without two motors. It is possible to use one motor to power a four-bar intake but the fastest gear ratio that we were able to use was 60:48. Unfortunately, I don't have any other pictures of the intake because I deconstructed the robot. I hope this helps!
How do you
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