Kashei is repaired with the current motor. We are not going forward with this machine in competitions but will use it for demos. We will build a second Kashei for competitions, which will get a complete new axe system based on the new TP Power motors we ordered in Dortmund.
Team RCC robotter.
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And Hannibalito 5 didn't pan out. We'll have a look at Hannibalito 3, maybe resurrecting that one for the next event.
No we're not.
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Quote from leo-rcc
based on the new TP Power motors we ordered in Dortmund
Interesting... Is there more information? Is interesting for my currently ongoing feather planning!
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Nothing special.
4040 size (40mm diameter 73mm long) wich custom shaft and KV. -
A last ditch try with reïnforced everythings on the Kashei axe setup did prove a waste of time. As a weaponless armored box it wasn't a disaster, but it can't push for beans due the less than optimal weight distribution, nor can it self right , and that defeats that kind of purpose.
Kashei is no more. The drive will go in storage untill a new machine needs it.
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Oha! I'm curious about your new version!
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Just ordered 70 5*2mm rare earth magnets.
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70 5*2mm rare earth magnets.
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Evil plans. Dark and deep mad science.
Imagine what I can do with all that untapped magnetic power...
Muhahahahahaha
But no, it's not to improve traction nor to make a stronger motor.
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i like that idea. Flipper please, as much as I like axes, surgeon already makes people get ridiculous top armor. That's enough.
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Yep, Nebelchen will sacrifice some weight to protect the battery a tad better. The top plate is only 5mm HDPE. I guess 3mm ti or even hardox won't hurt.
And the new feather, if the experiments with the different yield one result that is useable, we have the next gen.
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Emergency build for FACTS. Name of the Machine. Kasirga.
Brushless drive from Kashei. Loads of Hardox from Kcut. Some aluminium and even 3D printed parts. -
Sounds interesting do you have some pics?
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Not yet. There should be a piccy of the disk on Facebook somewere, protected and all.
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Looks very solid how heavy and thick is the disc?
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It's tiny. 120mm max diameter and the disk itself is 15mm thick.
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Kasirga Lives.
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the disc looks great! Are there any more pictures you can share?
