Testing Soccer Ball Kicker Prototype 1
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With great power comes great responsibility.
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Good design but wouldn't you wanna make it a less powerful? If you do that you will most likely hit it out and get a penalty.
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Team 2590
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That is gonna take a lot of force to pull that thing back...it might be very powerful, but the question is reload time?
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nice design. do you have any ideas for the release mechanism for ur shooter? THANKS
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The necessary force isn't as much as you may think. Build a prototype, and get a force gauge to measure the force.
A pneumatic cylinder will release it in a "Magic Happens Here" latching mechanism.
FRC228 2 years ago