- Meets size specifications
- Uses 3 or more wheels or 3 or more tracks to move
- Vehicle is built to win through using a strategy (offense or defense)
- Rolls on its own wheels
- Axles spin, but are securely attached
- Motor drives at least one wheel
- Motor is securely attached
- Gears mesh without slip
- Gears are attached securely to axle or wheel
- Drives to bottom platform
- Puts ball in hole
- Switches directions
- Makes it past the start line
- Knocks over pin
- Holds ground at top
- Connections are neat and use a minimum of solder
- Circuit causes motor to turn
- Circuit causes motor to reverse direction
Registration for the event is due at BU by May 12 2006. Registration and participation is not required, but highly encouraged and considered extra credit.
If you need assistance, speak with Mr. Connors before Wednesday, May 10.
- Completely filled out for both team members
- Check for $25 attached
5-8-06
Hi Scott/Matt,
You are welcome to use tank treads. Be advised, however, that each
tread counts as one wheel. The rules stipulate that you must use at
least 3 wheels.
Karen Ryan Shaffer
Assistant Director, Events & Special Programs
College of Engineering, Undergraduate Programs
44 Cummington Street, Room 107
Boston, MA 02215
617-353-6447
From: spoli1010
Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 12:40 PM
To: Engineering, College Of
Subject: using tracks
Are u allowed to use tank treds for the hacky sack and flag compition
at BU 2006. We are creating a design that is using tank treds to move.
Please write back with your answer.
Thank You For Your Time Scott, Matt
5-5-06
When you are done with this sheet, hand it in, when it has been graded, attach it to your blue documentation book.
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