It's the most efficient way of cleaning up the bits of test subjects
It's the most efficient way of cleaning up the bits of test subjects
Lol
I have got my 'Trev' regulators today, thanks Trev.
in my old feather i ran a trev regulator and i had my bottle practically standing up right (near enough) and the pneumatics ran like a dream but since i built my new one with my bottle laying sideways like you have the regulator keeps freezin up and going full pressure and all sorts! im guessing a dip tube in my bottle would help this thou, do you have dip tubes in your bottles or are you going to see how it goes?
also noticed your using a banebots drive set up, ive made kits which support the back of the motors etc if you were interested too. i forget which motor size they are for, may be the 440's or something ( they fit the setup dave moulds has if thats any help)
Thanks Calum,
Ive been looking at dip tubes and have fabricated some copper ones to ensure I don't draw liquid, so hopefully I should be ok. As to the drive set-up its from Gimsons! (18V) but tell me more about supporting the back of the motors, what happens to them?
In Valkiri we had a failure of a Gimson GR02 during the fight against Daredevil, a beater.
The hits did bend the motorcan so it was crooked on the gearbox, and that destroyed the pinion and 1 of the first stage gears.
Supporting the motor is a good plan. Maybe adding more shockmounting to all the parts too.
so I imagine its a question of supporting the back of the motor, stopping it twisting?
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heres a picture, myself and dave moulds designed them then i ran aload off to sell as kits, currently making another 12
So am I right in thinking your supporting the rear motor shaft? I would of course invest in some but they won't fit my GR02's
This robot has the Dave stamp of approval
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