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Chris is me 15-04-2013 18:57

pic: 2791 Blocker Configuration
 

Travis Hoffman 15-04-2013 18:58

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Clearly, the answer to your question is "not enough". :)

dodar 15-04-2013 19:14

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Travis Hoffman (Post 1262360)
Clearly, the answer to your question is "not enough". :)

Need more cowbell.

Sam390250 15-04-2013 19:16

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Love

Timz3082 15-04-2013 19:17

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A soccer ball could have easily been implemented, though I doubt you could fit a trackball :yikes:

Billfred 15-04-2013 19:20

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Are those...floppies?!

Andrew Schreiber 15-04-2013 19:21

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Originally Posted by Billfred (Post 1262367)
Are those...floppies?!

I don't think that's a polite question to ask man...

CENTURION 15-04-2013 19:32

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Originally Posted by dodar (Post 1262363)
Need more cowbell.

Needs more Tetras!

Madison 15-04-2013 19:34

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Originally Posted by Billfred (Post 1262367)
Are those...floppies?!

Those things are practically antiques. I can't imagine there are many surviving examples of those left these days.

Travis Hoffman 15-04-2013 19:35

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Originally Posted by Madison (Post 1262377)
Those things are practically antiques. I can't imagine there are many surviving examples of those left these days.

We've got one encased in lexan as part of a thank you from Team 379 for mentoring them during their early existence. It's on display at the National Packard Museum as part of a larger exhibit.

I'd pay to acquire a free range floppy, however.

Akash Rastogi 15-04-2013 21:19

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Just wondering Pinecone, will you guys be posting the CAD up for this one? I'd love to check out some of the features.

EricH 15-04-2013 21:27

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Do I get a bonus for naming them all? Or just a "you've been here too long"?

2x floppies (1999's Double Trouble)--and how you saved 2 I'll never know.
1x basketball (2012's Rebound Rumble)
1x Orbit Ball, moon-rock class (2009's Lunacy, AKA "the OTHER game that shall not be named")
1x white ring inner tube, which is most likely from 2011's Logomotion but could theoretically be from 1997's Toroid Terror. (The game piece type was also used in 2007, but only in red and blue.)

5 game pieces from 4 different years. And the robot is designed to handle none of them.

fb39ca4 15-04-2013 21:29

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The question is, how does a team formed in 2006 have a game piece from 1999?

EricH 15-04-2013 21:30

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Originally Posted by fb39ca4 (Post 1262448)
The question is, how does a team formed in 2006 have a game piece from 1999?

Borrowed from a mentor team, I would guess.

dodar 15-04-2013 21:32

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Originally Posted by EricH (Post 1262447)
Do I get a bonus for naming them all? Or just a "you've been here too long"?

2x floppies (1999's Double Trouble)--and how you saved 2 I'll never know.
1x basketball (2012's Rebound Rumble)
1x Orbit Ball, moon-rock class (2009's Lunacy, AKA "the OTHER game that shall not be named")
1x white ring inner tube, which is most likely from 2011's Logomotion but could theoretically be from 1997's Toroid Terror. (The game piece type was also used in 2007, but only in red and blue.)And red/white, blue/white, and black.

5 game pieces from 4 different years. And the robot is designed to handle none of them.

Do I get points for knowing that?


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