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Johca_Gaorl 06-01-2003 22:35

Re: Containers on Ramps
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Don Knight
As far as containers on ramps -
he said past the ramps, i.e. so there is a straight line between the bin and the robot, going through the plexiglass.

Gadget470 06-01-2003 22:43

actually.. the ramp is partly in the scoring zone. If a bin is touching the carpet and ramp, it's a legal point. However, placing a bin onto the ramp would cause it to be at an angle to the horizontal. This would violate GM18 and thus not be allowed.

AlexR 06-01-2003 22:43

Where is this number of 5.1 pounds coming from for the box weight? I have picked one up, they weigh less than 3 pounds at most and are easily handled by a human player. Any team without a human that can lift 12 pounds with two hands might be in trouble, but i dont see that happening.

ChrisA 06-01-2003 22:47

Who says you have to carry them all at once. It would slow you down, but you could theoretically make multiple trips.

Don Knight 06-01-2003 23:11

Quote:

Originally posted by Gadget470
actually.. the ramp is partly in the scoring zone. If a bin is touching the carpet and ramp, it's a legal point. However, placing a bin onto the ramp would cause it to be at an angle to the horizontal. This would violate GM18 and thus not be allowed.
The ramp is over the gray carpet therefore not in a scoring zone.

I do agree if a container was placed on the ramp while still contacting the red or blue carpet it would be worth one possibly two points.

I disagree its a violation of GM18 - "facing" to me means "oriented toward".

You say Poe-ta-toe, I say Poe-tot-toe

Bduggan04 06-01-2003 23:19

Quote:

Originally posted by AlexR
Where is this number of 5.1 pounds coming from for the box weight? I have picked one up, they weigh less than 3 pounds at most and are easily handled by a human player. Any team without a human that can lift 12 pounds with two hands might be in trouble, but i dont see that happening.
I weighed one in at 4.885lbs. I plan to measure more than one, however, because I doubt these bins are precise in their weight. I'm sure it's faily inconsistant. However, 3 lbs is light. You either:

1. Have the wrong bins.

2. Have a bad scale.

or

3. lifted it up and said "ehhh... that's about 3 lbs..."

Joe Ross 07-01-2003 09:45

Quote:

Originally posted by ChrisA
Who says you have to carry them all at once. It would slow you down, but you could theoretically make multiple trips.
10 seconds is really short for multiple trips.


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