Ratfish - Revision history

Paxmorningstar at 01:49, 28 June 2025

2025-06-28T01:49:19Z

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			==Gallery==
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			File:IMG 20210724 075831464 HDR.jpg\|Ratfish in July 2021
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	[[Category:3lb Bots]]		[[Category:3lb Bots]]
	[[Category:US Robots]]		[[Category:US Robots]]
			[[Category:Lifters]]
	[[Category:NHRL 2021]]		[[Category:NHRL 2021]]
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Luma Robotics at 14:30, 10 February 2025

2025-02-10T14:30:17Z

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Luma Robotics at 02:54, 19 September 2024

2024-09-19T02:54:12Z

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	\|Builder/Driver\|\| [[Mark Harrison]]		!Builder/Driver !! [[Mark Harrison]]
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	Beetleweight Ratfish made it's debut in 2021 as a scaled up version of the highly successful antweight of the same name. Scaling up proved to be a challenge, however, as the bot went a combined 2-8 in its first four events in Norwalk, North Carolina, and Tennessee. A complete re-think was in order, and the bot was re-designed from the ground up. Nothing was retained, save those elements which defined the bot as Ratfish (ridiculously large, chonky, ablative wheels, flipper as the main weapon) and those that had proven successful (the high power servo). The fork set-up was modeled after Robert Rund's highly successful Crashfest. The new design made its debut at the MAY 2023 NHRL, and immediately performed exactly as designed. Although it only went 2-2, suffering from ESC failures in its two losses, it was able to consistently maintain control throughout much of its matches. This was followed up with a 2nd place showing in the June 2023 Clash of the Bots, and then another 2nd place with an amazing run at the August 2023 Norwalk Havoc, losing to Supreme Ruler in the finals at the first ever all control bot final in NHRL history.		Beetleweight Ratfish made it's debut in 2021 as a scaled up version of the highly successful antweight of the same name. Scaling up proved to be a challenge, however, as the bot went a combined 2-8 in its first four events in Norwalk, North Carolina, and Tennessee. A complete re-think was in order, and the bot was re-designed from the ground up. Nothing was retained, save those elements which defined the bot as Ratfish (ridiculously large, chonky, ablative wheels, flipper as the main weapon) and those that had proven successful (the high power servo). The fork set-up was modeled after Robert Rund's highly successful Crashfest. The new design made its debut at the MAY 2023 NHRL, and immediately performed exactly as designed. Although it only went 2-2, suffering from ESC failures in its two losses, it was able to consistently maintain control throughout much of its matches. This was followed up with a 2nd place showing in the June 2023 Clash of the Bots, and then another 2nd place with an amazing run at the August 2023 Norwalk Havoc, losing to Supreme Ruler in the finals at the first ever all control bot final in NHRL history.

	{{Bot Stats\|bot=Ratfish\|class=3lb}}		{{Bot Stats\|bot=Ratfish\|class=3lb}}

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Luma Robotics at 18:45, 3 July 2024

2024-07-03T18:45:24Z

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	===Robot Facts===		===Robot Facts===
	[[File:Ratfish may 2023.jpg\|alt=\|thumb\|Ratfish 3 lb]]		[[File:Ratfish may 2023.jpg\|alt=\|thumb\|Ratfish 3 lb]]
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	\|Builder/Driver\|\| Mark Harrison		\|Builder/Driver\|\| [[Mark Harrison]]
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	Beetleweight Ratfish made it's debut in 2021 as a scaled up version of the highly successful antweight of the same name. Scaling up proved to be a challenge, however, as the bot went a combined 2-8 in its first four events in Norwalk, North Carolina, and Tennessee. A complete re-think was in order, and the bot was re-designed from the ground up. Nothing was retained, save those elements which defined the bot as Ratfish (ridiculously large, chonky, ablative wheels, flipper as the main weapon) and those that had proven successful (the high power servo). The fork set-up was modeled after Robert Rund's highly successful Crashfest. The new design made its debut at the MAY 2023 NHRL, and immediately performed exactly as designed. Although it only went 2-2, suffering from ESC failures in its two losses, it was able to consistently maintain control throughout much of its matches. This was followed up with a 2nd place showing in the June 2023 Clash of the Bots, and then another 2nd place with an amazing run at the August 2023 Norwalk Havoc, losing to Supreme Ruler in the finals at the first ever all control bot final in NHRL history.~~{{Bot Stats\|bot=Ratfish\|class=3lb}}~~		Beetleweight Ratfish made it's debut in 2021 as a scaled up version of the highly successful antweight of the same name. Scaling up proved to be a challenge, however, as the bot went a combined 2-8 in its first four events in Norwalk, North Carolina, and Tennessee. A complete re-think was in order, and the bot was re-designed from the ground up. Nothing was retained, save those elements which defined the bot as Ratfish (ridiculously large, chonky, ablative wheels, flipper as the main weapon) and those that had proven successful (the high power servo). The fork set-up was modeled after Robert Rund's highly successful Crashfest. The new design made its debut at the MAY 2023 NHRL, and immediately performed exactly as designed. Although it only went 2-2, suffering from ESC failures in its two losses, it was able to consistently maintain control throughout much of its matches. This was followed up with a 2nd place showing in the June 2023 Clash of the Bots, and then another 2nd place with an amazing run at the August 2023 Norwalk Havoc, losing to Supreme Ruler in the finals at the first ever all control bot final in NHRL history.
			{{Bot Stats\|bot=Ratfish\|class=3lb}}

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Luma Robotics at 18:45, 3 July 2024

2024-07-03T18:45:06Z

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			[[Category:NHRL 2021]]
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MarkyMarkInc: History Paragraph added

2023-08-26T14:32:45Z

History Paragraph added

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			Beetleweight Ratfish made it's debut in 2021 as a scaled up version of the highly successful antweight of the same name. Scaling up proved to be a challenge, however, as the bot went a combined 2-8 in its first four events in Norwalk, North Carolina, and Tennessee. A complete re-think was in order, and the bot was re-designed from the ground up. Nothing was retained, save those elements which defined the bot as Ratfish (ridiculously large, chonky, ablative wheels, flipper as the main weapon) and those that had proven successful (the high power servo). The fork set-up was modeled after Robert Rund's highly successful Crashfest. The new design made its debut at the MAY 2023 NHRL, and immediately performed exactly as designed. Although it only went 2-2, suffering from ESC failures in its two losses, it was able to consistently maintain control throughout much of its matches. This was followed up with a 2nd place showing in the June 2023 Clash of the Bots, and then another 2nd place with an amazing run at the August 2023 Norwalk Havoc, losing to Supreme Ruler in the finals at the first ever all control bot final in NHRL history.{{Bot Stats\|bot=Ratfish\|class=3lb}}

	{{Bot Stats\|bot=Ratfish\|class=3lb}}

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MarkyMarkInc: Changed to more current image

2023-08-13T21:50:38Z

Changed to more current image

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	===Robot Facts===		===Robot Facts===
	[[File:~~IMG~~ ~~20210724~~ ~~075831464 HDR~~.jpg\|alt=\|thumb\|Ratfish 3 lb]]		[[File:Ratfish may 2023.jpg\|alt=\|thumb\|Ratfish 3 lb]]
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MarkyMarkInc at 10:19, 8 July 2023

2023-07-08T10:19:45Z

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	\|Weapon\|\| Flipper		\|Weapon\|\| Flipper
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	\|Weapon Drive\|\| High Voltage Servo		\|Weapon Drive\|\| 96 kg High Voltage Servo
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	\|Drive\|\| Servocity 22mm		\|Drive\|\| Servocity 22mm

Bowlkart at 20:36, 12 April 2022

2022-04-12T20:36:32Z

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Bowlkart at 20:34, 12 April 2022

2022-04-12T20:34:00Z

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