Scores?

[windu34]

Post your average distance and time scores if you'd like (specify setup if you want, but you don't have to)

[windu34]

With my current MIT bound vehicle:
Time: ~2 seconds
Distance: ~20-30cm from center of target

[UQOnyx]

Time: about 12 seconds
Accuracy: about 2 cm from target

Our vehicle could definitely go faster, but as of now, we don't have enough money to buy the parts necessary .

[windu34]

Time: about 12 seconds
Accuracy: about 2 cm from target

Our vehicle could definitely go faster, but as of now, we don't have enough money to buy the parts necessary .

You may want to look into gearing your motor if you can't get a faster one: time is a very important aspect of scoring

[Bazinga+]

4 seconds
Up to 3 cm off the target.
Pretty slow but not much you can do with a trash esc. Will probably get a good one after MIT.

[MomCoach]

Best score at a recent invitational would have been 35.0 except for their construction violation. Dowel was 1.2 cm from floor... Time was 1.6 seconds.

[Private Wang Fire]

mentor's EV can get a raw score of around 20, probably the best i've seen

also random ohio teams (like Nordonia? and Chardon.) have like mid 30s

[Bazinga+]

mentor's EV can get a raw score of around 20, probably the best i've seen

also random ohio teams (like Nordonia? and Chardon.) have like mid 30s

Whoa thats good. Any idea what system they use (encoders, brushless motors, etc.).

[Bazinga+]

mentor's EV can get a raw score of around 20, probably the best i've seen

also random ohio teams (like Nordonia? and Chardon.) have like mid 30s

Whoa thats good. Any idea what system they use (encoders, brushless motors, etc.).

[Private Wang Fire]

mentor's EV can get a raw score of around 20, probably the best i've seen

also random ohio teams (like Nordonia? and Chardon.) have like mid 30s

Whoa thats good. Any idea what system they use (encoders, brushless motors, etc.).

Seems pretty standard - brushless motor, arduino, and a really expensive looking encoder

I heard they brake with calipers though, not sure how that would work.