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The ramps are 0.5" plywood skinned with the 0.060" aluminum diamond plate. From the stands it looks like a standard FRC field. Even students and mentors that were standing close to the field didn't realize that this was the prototype Delta field.
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10-31-2009 08:49 PM
rtfgnow
Re: pic: Delta field at River Rage - Load In/Out Gate ramp up
I like the new field but one of the biggest things I would keep from the official field is the "step" that is used to close the ramp. It is a good piece that saves your back on these work hard weekends. I think the block of would could be cut diagonally and used as a step while still serving to keep the ramp up.
10-31-2009 10:27 PM
skimoose
Re: pic: Delta field at River Rage - Load In/Out Gate ramp up
The wood block you see is only a stop block to prevent the ramp from folding up too far. It is mounted to the fixed side of the ramp.
I agree, and I think the rope being used now might pose a tripping hazard.
At least we're getting a chance to see the field and comment on what we see.
10-31-2009 10:45 PM
BrendanB
Re: pic: Delta field at River Rage - Load In/Out Gate ramp up
Although the rope could be a tripping hazard, it was easier to use your foot on it at odd angles over the traditional wedge.
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