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Image Discuss: team 854's robot
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in addition to the compressor, you should also consider moving your light inboard of your robot. I know that our robot, and many I have seen, have metal frames and appendages that will strike the light during a collision. Perhaps you should consider getting some lexan or thin aluminum and putting a casing around your bot. How close are you to the max dimensions
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