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- Warning about goBILDA motor directions - FTC Forum
This is a quot;Heads Up quot; to teams that are using goBILDA YellowJacket Motors We recently received an order for four 1150 RPM YellowJacket 5202 motors form goBILDA When we went to use them on our drive train, we had a heck of a time getting the motor speed control to work in RUN_USING_ENCODER mode It turned out that
- encoder problems - FTC Forum
We have a gobilda strafer chassis with the 5202 series motors Everything works great using the RUN_WITHOUT_ENCODERS command However, when we change it to RUN_USING_ENCODERS things go crazy in teleop One motor starts turning forward, then reverses, the right side motors are either on of off We really don't have any idea
- Gobilda and other parts compatibility - FTC Forum
Gobilda does line up with Tetrix, our team does it all the time They're both on the metric system, although Tetrix uses American screws Just remember to use the Tetrix 6-32 screws rather than the Gobila M4 screws which won't fit in Tetrix Rev is compatable with everything because you can just slide those screws wherever you want in that extrusion to make the holes line up How are you using
- Gobilda legality - FTC Forum
Gobilda advertises excellent for FTC, but does not say legal for FTC One weblink states that they are based on Matrix motors, so possibility of legal The game manual states: Modern Robotics Matrix I could interpret that as strictly Modern Robotics labeled Matrix are the only legal motors (Not worrying about other brands specifically listed )
- GoBilda Batteries - FTC Forum
goBILDA is a modern build system designed for engineers, artists, students and makers It's metric, lightweight, and has an ever-growing library of parts
- how to find tick count for a motor? - FTC Forum
I've made some code for the teams autonomous phase that relies on a variable for the tick count of our specific motors (Neverest 40) and I have no idea how to find such a value Thanks again, Robotsakers!
- Linear actuator motor pairing (check my math) - FTC Forum
goBILDA is a modern build system designed for engineers, artists, students and makers It's metric, lightweight, and has an ever-growing library of parts And they say it will lift 50 pounds I believe it will, but my math shows otherwise Specifically, I think the motor is WAY overpowered Unless I am reading the specs wrong Math time!
- Help! In need of a control hub. - FTC Forum
I would simply connect the PWM Out ports to Input ports of a Rev Servo Power module I would connect the 4 goBILDA motor controllers to the 4 mecanum wheel motors, and connect the 3 odometry pod encoders to the OctoQuad As a bonus, RS485 hop latency is eliminated using the forgoing configuration in lieu of a second Rev Hub
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