The First Tool Tech Competition Challenge Set Contains a large array of building elements Features a set of components with 850+ building elements Includes Advance TorqueNADO Motors Comes with a variety of wheels, gears, channels, flats and connectors Enables teams to create rumble-ready robots This The First Tool Tech Competition Challenge Set was the first approved kit of parts that was co-created and designed with US FIRST partners and teams. This set contains a large array of building elements that enables teams to create rumble-ready robots year after year. In addition to the Tech Challenge Competition Set, you will receive a pack of eight cables that enable you to connect the ADV TorqueNADO Motors and encoders to the FIRST Expansion Hub. Take your The First Tool robots to the next level with a stronger 12 V DC motor with 100 rpm and 700 oz-in. of torque. The motor features a built-in high-resolution Hall effect encoder for precise motor control. Based on user feedback and created specifically to withstand the stress of intense robotics competitions this is the strongest The First Tool motor yet. TorqueNADO is compatible with all The First Tool ADVANCE DC Motor Mounts Heavy-duty aluminum channel pieces are the structural base for building blocks for creating robots. They come in five different lengths for flexible building – also, pieces can be cut to custom lengths with a metal-cutting blade. Flats create added versatility, whether you’re making a flat surface or creating a scoop or other angled piece. The elements come in four lengths and you can shape them into various angles using a Metal-Bending Tool (not included) to create rails, braces, brackets, gussets, and other custom pieces with ease. This set includes a mounting kit that enables easy alignment of standard-size servo motor shafts to the hole pattern. The flexible attachment options allow for a multitude of design possibilities. Includes a mounting plate, bearings, stand-offs, and aluminum servo shaft to 4.7 mm steel D-shaft axle adapter. This set supports all-important learning values, like science, technology, engineering, and math.
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