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BBray_T1296 19-07-2016 16:40

Re: [FRC Blog] Pool Noodles for the 2017 Season
 
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you will not be allowed to use solid round noodles on the bottom of your bumper and hollow petal noodles on the top.
Did this happen? That is an interesting idea.

Citrus Dad 19-07-2016 16:42

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I can think of only one reason to use pool noodles as bumpers--to float in a pool!!! Water game confirmed! :^D

ASD20 19-07-2016 16:51

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Originally Posted by BBray_T1296 (Post 1597570)
Did this happen? That is an interesting idea.

I don't know, but its been a rule for several years.

AllenGregoryIV 19-07-2016 17:07

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Originally Posted by ASD20 (Post 1597573)
I don't know, but its been a rule for several years.

It was put in this year 2016 (almost certain it wasn't there in 2014) to prevent teams from making almost wedged shape bumpers.

frcguy 19-07-2016 17:15

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Originally Posted by FrankJ (Post 1597566)
Tie dye team shirts?


So WildStang pretty much wins by default.

Mike Schreiber 19-07-2016 17:26

Re: [FRC Blog] Pool Noodles for the 2017 Season
 
Can we all take a moment to congratulate the OP for beating Ryan Hall to this post.

ctt956 19-07-2016 17:30

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Is there a way to spotlight an entire thread?

sanddrag 19-07-2016 17:31

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Anyone have a cheap source for quality dense and or solid noodles? We're totally out.

itaybrodsky 19-07-2016 17:31

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bkahl 19-07-2016 17:33

Re: [FRC Blog] Pool Noodles for the 2017 Season
 
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Originally Posted by sanddrag (Post 1597580)
Anyone have a cheap source for quality dense and or solid noodles? We're totally out.

http://www.andymark.com/bumper-p/am-3057_32.htm

BotDesigner 19-07-2016 18:33

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Just out of curiosity, are there any teams that don't use the round pool noodles and go with one of the other shapes? It seems to me that the shape of pool noodles in the bumpers could dramatically affect robot to robot contact and I am a little surprised that I have never seen it discussed here.

Caleb Sykes 19-07-2016 18:37

Re: [FRC Blog] Pool Noodles for the 2017 Season
 
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Originally Posted by Mike Schreiber (Post 1597578)
Can we all take a moment to congratulate the OP for beating Ryan Hall to this post.

Congratulations Vale.

Somebody should probably check on Ryan to make sure he is all right.

jtrv 19-07-2016 19:57

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Originally Posted by itaybrodsky (Post 1597581)
aaaaaaaaa

good point, never considered that

Liam Fay 19-07-2016 20:06

Re: [FRC Blog] Pool Noodles for the 2017 Season
 
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Originally Posted by jtrv (Post 1597600)
good point, never considered that

He makes a compelling point, but I honestly think it deserves its own thread.

GeeTwo 19-07-2016 20:08

Re: [FRC Blog] Pool Noodles for the 2017 Season
 
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Originally Posted by Zebra_Fact_Man (Post 1597561)
Paint is usually either water-based, or oil-based. Both are liquids.

Water game confirmed!!!

(couldn't help myself)

Thanks for that, now I realize that's just what they want us to think!

Powder coat game double-confirmed!!!

Edit:
Quote:

Originally Posted by Citrus Dad (Post 1597571)
I can think of only one reason to use pool noodles as bumpers--to float in a pool!!! Water game confirmed! :^D

Citrus Dad can only think of one reason? I smell troll...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike Schreiber (Post 1597578)
Can we all take a moment to congratulate the OP for beating Ryan Hall to this post.

And yes, congrats to Vale!


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