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Video Brief
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Sprint Goals
Get leads accustomed to designing relevant components and critiquing each other’s work.
Making self-driven decisions throughout the entire process, starting from basic requirements + constraints, to selecting OTS components, all the way to sim validation.
This is very important as we anticipate to be designing with little direct supervision (i.e we can rely on prev leads so much; being able to think critically for ourselves is huge).
Getting comfortable with holding each other accountable to our own deadlines.
Documenting our progress and decisions.
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Shocks from MSXIV | Spring Force: https://www.ridefox.com/family.php?m=bike&family=floatx2 | ||||
Chassis and Suspension Geometry (assume the chassis and control arms can withstand the loads already) |
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Mass of Vehicle | 192kg | ||||
Center of Gravity Location |  | ||||
Loading Conditions |  | ||||
Assembly Max Height | Final bellcrank, clevis, and pushrod assembly should not exceed 100mm past the top or bottom chassis members. |
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The review sessions will be held to share ideas, get feedback, and inspire your teammates! The following deliverables should be presented in a Slide Deck** (MAX 5 slides per presentation (or 5 mins) with 5-10 minutes for feedback/questions):
End of Phase 1:
TO BE COMPLETED FOR JAN 15: 3 Concepts sketched and labelled (1,3)
TO BE COMPLETED FOR JAN 22: load distribution calculated (2), detailed design of one concept in SolidWorks (4), and all required specifications for components (5,6,7).
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