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Team Update #3 is up
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Thanks a lot!
It is strange and yet weird, but when I opened the FIRST team update page, #3 was not listed. Nevertheless, your link works.
Seems as if FIRST forgot to post the link on the update page... Thanks a lot, without you I would never have got to know that there was an update! |
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Someone help me out here. |
I think the main reason for the 2nd bullet in GM20 was to prevent teams from reaching between the plywood decks and pushing up on the upper deck to lift the goal. Thus, for goal interaction, I read it as follows:
-You can attach to the following surfaces: *12" steel pipes * pipe flanges -You can push WITHOUT attaching to the following surfaces: * VERTICAL face of stainless steel angle Any other contact with the goal must fall under the rules listed in GM20. |
O.K. Riddle me this riddler.
If your robot is wedge shaped and goes underneath the casters on the goal so that the goal rides up onto the robot, is this a violation? Is it a violation if your robot is stationary and someone pushes or legally lifts a goal and places it on you robot? |
If some one pushes the goal onto you or in some way makes you tip or otherwise interact with the goal in a way that is against the rules, it isn't your fault. But of course, thats up to the refs.
As for the wedge, I think any contact with the casters is illegal, unless it's unitentional. But again, up to the refs. If you keep interacting with the goal against the rules, your fault or not, the judges may decide your bot is just designed poorley and make you change it. I get the feeling that FIRST got real tired of duck taped goals last year. -Andy |
I don't think it was the ducktaped goals - it was the busted bridges that got on their nerves.
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