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2005-2006 Team Clockwise from Left: Jen Wynick, David Yoder, Aaron Galvin, Amelia Ward, David Grubb, Ed Wright |
2004 Cyclone With added spray Shields |
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This is a 1/10 scale model of our current design with an altered, rounded hull. It was made using a molded polyethylene shell with auto body filler.
We tested it in our tow tank to find wave drag at various velocities. Other options for hull design include:
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Solar Panels |
Point Power Tracker This will be used to maximize the ability to charge the batteries through the solar panels
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This is one of 7 endurance batteries. We use two at a time in the competition. They are deep cycle batteries.
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This is one of 6 sprint batteries. We use three at a time in the competition. They are starter batteries |
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Endurance Motor DC Electric 1 Hp Weight: 15 lbs
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Sprint Motor DC Electric 13 Hp Weight: 40 lbs
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The Motor Controller is used for the endurance mode to control the speed of the boat. It cannot handle the current needed to run the sprint motor.
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Solenoids are used during the sprint mode to alternate between two speeds, switching between 24 V and 36 V.
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Geneva College was selected to join the Undergraduate Microbial Genome Annotation Program, an initiative of the Department of Energy’s Joint Genome Institute (JGI).
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