1. Continue working on welding stand.
2. Check up on all groups, especially regarding funding ideas.
3. Continue search for cheap, local motorcycle transmission!
4. Work out kinks with break pedal
Welcome to the blog of the SK2 executive managers, two sharp young gentlemen by the names of Richard D'Albert and Chris Bhalai.
Monday, October 28, 2013
Friday, October 25, 2013
Need a Welding Stand!
In order to begin welding, we need a place to weld. Martin has assigned Chase to handle it since he has experience in welding. But I plan to help out on the construction of the stand, at least, since I don't need prior welding knowledge to do so.
Monday, October 21, 2013
Post-Success Cleanup
Now that we've got this thing on wheels, Martin asks that we straighten up and begin looking forward to bigger goals. New tubes are needed, gearbox research is in its early stages, and the brakes are being finalized. Plus, the fiberglass bubble has been assigned!
Friday, October 18, 2013
Monday, October 14, 2013
This Week's Goals!
We must obtain the master chain link, then connect it to the sprocket and motor.
We must mount the front wheels.
We must acquire an 80 amp DC breaker to connect the charge controller.
We must find/connect the tie bars.
We must connect the gas pedal and bleed the breaking system.
We must mount the front wheels.
We must acquire an 80 amp DC breaker to connect the charge controller.
We must find/connect the tie bars.
We must connect the gas pedal and bleed the breaking system.
Friday, October 11, 2013
Goal Outcomes
1. Did not get chain connected to sprocket and motor- Missing Master Chain Link, need chain length correct chain and chain placement
2. Front wheel placement postponed- Waiting for proper tires, looking for tie bars
3. Charge controller - waiting for 80-amp DC breakers
4. Steering/Tie-bars not connected- Looking for tie-bars located in the back room.
5. Accelerator - acquired gas pedal from electric go-kart, awaiting further connection to sk2
6. Brakes- still need to bleed braking system
Other accomplishments: Wired main power switches
2. Front wheel placement postponed- Waiting for proper tires, looking for tie bars
3. Charge controller - waiting for 80-amp DC breakers
4. Steering/Tie-bars not connected- Looking for tie-bars located in the back room.
5. Accelerator - acquired gas pedal from electric go-kart, awaiting further connection to sk2
6. Brakes- still need to bleed braking system
Other accomplishments: Wired main power switches
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Week Starter
Planning on finishing SK2. Up and running by Friday.
Wheels yesterday were giving trouble, still need air.
Wheels yesterday were giving trouble, still need air.
Monday, October 7, 2013
GOALS FOR THIS WEEK
1. Get chain connected to sprocket and motor
2. Front wheel placement
3. Connect charge controller
4. Steering / axle connected
5. Develop accelerator
6. Connect brakes
LET'S GO!!!
2. Front wheel placement
3. Connect charge controller
4. Steering / axle connected
5. Develop accelerator
6. Connect brakes
LET'S GO!!!
Friday, October 4, 2013
Orthodox
Officially doing a full senior project with letter of intent and proposal.
Each group will do their own research of their part and the overall objective.
Computer Design is being updated by Arthur
Camillo is keeping our fundraising website http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/972031718/building-a-solar-car-from-scratch?ref=live up to date.
Batteries are wired to Motor Controller
-Till Monday
Each group will do their own research of their part and the overall objective.
Computer Design is being updated by Arthur
Camillo is keeping our fundraising website http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/972031718/building-a-solar-car-from-scratch?ref=live up to date.
Batteries are wired to Motor Controller
-Till Monday
All Is Well
Things are looking nice.
Chris went ahead and laid out the parameters for the senior project.
My goal is to hone all of this information in and to begin on the smaller writing pieces involved therein.
My goal is to hone all of this information in and to begin on the smaller writing pieces involved therein.
Eric showed me the wiring he and his partner are working on.
Today, I've been informed and impressed.
Let's keep up the good work!
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