The Vex Assault Vehicle

We are going to build an Assault Vehicle using Vex robotics and a Rival MXVI-4000.

- 1 (Nerf Rival MXVI-4000)

-1 (VEXnet Joystick)

-1 (VEX ARM Cortex-based Microcontroller)

-2 (Angle 3x3x25)

-4 (Standoff 2.00")

-8 (Nut 8-32)

-13 (8mm spacer)

-2 (Linear Rails)

-7 (Bearing flats)

-13 (4.6mm spacer)

-24 (Bearing Pop Rivets)

-6 (Screw 8-32x0.500")

-2 (Linear Slide)

-1 (1x5x1x25 C-Channel)

-3 (2 wire Motor 393)

-3 (Motor Controller 29)

-4 (4" Omni-Directional wheels)

-2 (4" High traction wheels)

-6 (60 tooth gear)

-2 (84 tooth gear)

-2 (60 tooth High strength gear)

-26 (Shaft Collars)

-20 (Screw 8-32x0.250")

-3 (1x2x1x35 C-Channel)

-1 (Angle 2x2x25)

-2 (Pillow Block Bearings)

-2 (Standoff 1.00")

-4 (Standoff 0.50")

-2 (Rack Gearbox)

-4 (1x2x1x25 C-Channel)

The pillow block bearings attach the base to the drive system.

The cross beam adds more support.

The base is important because the linear system, which shoots the Rival MXVI-4000, sit on top of the base.

This will insure you build around the Rival MXVI-4000 so it does not jolt when driving around.

The Linear drive system is in charge of shooting the Rival-MXVI-4000.

Basically the brain of the robot.

It is imperative to fasten your wires unless you want them to get caught, and be jumbled all over the place.

Congratulations you did it!