[team2039] Re: Successful Competition
- From: Mark Amber <me@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "team2039@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <team2039@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 24 Mar 2012 22:57:26 -0500
Sorry I could not be there with you, it must have been exciting. I had Two very
successful runs of Fiddler on the Roof, I had lots of fun with that. I saw you
on the live stream, we were a real powerhouse of a shooter, we should have
saved our pass to championships for this year because with some tweaking and
that practice bot we could have gone far.
So what did you end up using, did the nice electronics box plug right in? Did
everything work?
- Mark Amber -
On Mar 24, 2012, at 10:34 PM, Brad Masbruch <bmas99@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I want to congratulate everyone on a very successful competition. I'm proud
> of what we accomplished these last 3 days. After a long build season we went
> to the competition with high hopes that we had a well functioning robot.
> When we got there we were over weight on our shooter, over weight on our
> robot, lost distance in our shooter, then had inconsistent shooting
> distances, and fried some electronics (and this was just Thursday). Instead
> of getting discouraged, we thought quick on our feet and worked hard. After
> all the re-design, re-wiring, re-working, and re-programming, we ended up
> with one of the most consistent scoring robots at the competition. We may
> have not won it all, but you should be proud of the robot you made and all
> your hard work over the past several weeks. I know I am.
>
> Brad Masbruch
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