pic: Fun placing tetras

[ConKbot of Doom]

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[dubious elise]

Give me a day or two and I will post pictures of our team's "donation" to the student art exhibit area of our library... We still have two goals and two tetras sitting right in the middle of it :rolleyes:

[Jay Trzaskos]

Our workspace at Clarkson University is right next to the Mini Baja teams. So for our first driver training we had to cap the baja car's frame. It may not sound hard, but it get's a little more difficult once the frame is sitting four or five feet off the ground on top of a work table. I'll post a pic if i can find one.

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[Jeff Rodriguez]

Your school owns an Amigo?

[ConKbot of Doom]

We are a technical high school and we have an automotives tech area. The amigo is from that, but it just sits there behind the machine shop... I guess they are busy enough with the other cars.

For those of you who didn't notice, in the lower right you can see the rear end of our robot, and the shadow of the arm.

Now I'm trying to think of any other places we can put tetras for the fun of it. :D

[Denman]

what about the roof?

[angelc24]

We tied two tetras to the roof of one of the cars on the way to the Manchester regional because there wasn't enough space for it in a car. Of course, we couldn't get into the parking garage.

[Jon K.]

With all of these people having tets in odd places, what about just taking them apart? That seems easiest of all doesn't it? I know that is what we do when we have no room for them, just unconnect the connectors from the pipe, granted we never glued ours together because we foresaw the nuts backing off the bolts etc, so for ease of fixing we left them unglued.....