Pictures, Videos, and Scores

[DoctaDave]

From twitter: Harriton got a score of -13.17, and they ended up getting 3rd place.

First place was -14.99.
16.1 cm can distance
0.7cm from the target
3.09s run time

[mnoga]

Congrats to Mira Loma ... well played.

[windu34]

Boca Raton (2nd Place)
-13.81
2.79 seconds
20 cm can bonus
1.4 cm from target

[markuswso17]

Fairfax (4th Place)
Score: -12.58
Bonus: 15.1cm
Time: 2.80
Distance to target: 3.6cm
Vehicle was getting scores consistently around -16, score wasn't as good with the distance to go to at the tournament. The distance to go to was 9.63 meters, and we only had good calibration values on every 10, 30, 50, 70, and 90cm mark. Very close values in the top five scores and I'm very happy with the results especially considering we got 4th in our state. Will be posting a video hopefully soon.

[markuswso17]

Fairfax (4th Place)
Score: -12.58
Bonus: 15.1cm
Time: 2.80
Distance to target: 3.6cm
Vehicle was getting scores consistently around -16, score wasn't as good with the distance to go to at the tournament. The distance to go to was 9.63 meters, and we only had good calibration values on every 10, 30, 50, 70, and 90cm mark. Very close values in the top five scores and I'm very happy with the results especially considering we got 4th in our state. Will be posting a video hopefully soon.

https://youtu.be/v0A8af0K_s0
Here is a video of my nationals run and a bit of other videos showing off the vehicle. Love this event so much!

[windu34]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEkrM5TGFCU

[a boy]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEkrM5TGFCU

what's the purpose of the little black thing here? https://puu.sh/vZxNl/3fe91f316a.png

edit: laser pointer?

[windu34]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEkrM5TGFCU

what's the purpose of the little black thing here? https://puu.sh/vZxNl/3fe91f316a.png

edit: laser pointer?

yes laser pointer

[zummy123]

? From the picture it looks like the two back wheels are on independent axis, so is only one powering the vehicle or are both?

[markuswso17]

? From the picture it looks like the two back wheels are on independent axis, so is only one powering the vehicle or are both?

Which vehicle are you talking about?