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Since Motorama, the drive has been upgraded to a fully custom brushless solution, the rear armor has been upgraded, and Carbon-Fiber Nylon 3D prints have been added in place of some plain Nylon parts from past versions. The weapon ESC has been upped from 50A to 80A, and the battery will be larger as well. Division has yet to fight since Motorama due to the pandemic and its driver's involvement with Bloodsport at Battlebots 2020. |
Since Motorama, the drive has been upgraded to a fully custom brushless solution, the rear armor has been upgraded, and Carbon-Fiber Nylon 3D prints have been added in place of some plain Nylon parts from past versions. The weapon ESC has been upped from 50A to 80A, and the battery will be larger as well. Division has yet to fight since Motorama due to the pandemic and its driver's involvement with Bloodsport at Battlebots 2020. |
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Revision as of 02:52, 2 November 2020
Division is a Vertical Disk Spinner 3lb Robot.
Robot Facts
| Driver | Seth Schaffer from Team Just 'Cuz Robotics |
| Weight Class | 3lb |
| Body Material | Titanium & Aluminum |
| Weapon | 7.5" Vertical Disk Spinner |
| Weapon Drive | Propdrive 2836 V2 |
| Drive | Custom Brushless 1806 15:1 Gearbox |
| Power | 3S Lipo |
Tournament Results
2020
| NHRL January | 3 Wins - 2 Losses |
| NHRL July 1 | Did Not Compete |
| NHRL July 2 | Did Not Compete |
| NHRL September | Did Not Compete |
Combat History
Division V1.0 first competed at Norwalk Havoc in August 2019 with a blue color scheme. After that, with wins over multibot Sisyphus and The Rock, and Foiled Again, but losses to Trident and Scrambler, the design was completely overhauled for a V2. Division has continually been iterated after every competition. V2.0 competed at Norwalk Havoc in September 2019, and then upgraded versions competed at the Franklin Institute, SWORD Fall 2019, Norwalk in January 2020, and Motorama in February 2020 with version 2.7. In every competition besides Franklin Institute where Division went 0-2, it has had a record of at least 2-2 or better.
Since Motorama, the drive has been upgraded to a fully custom brushless solution, the rear armor has been upgraded, and Carbon-Fiber Nylon 3D prints have been added in place of some plain Nylon parts from past versions. The weapon ESC has been upped from 50A to 80A, and the battery will be larger as well. Division has yet to fight since Motorama due to the pandemic and its driver's involvement with Bloodsport at Battlebots 2020.
