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stevo2k 10-01-2005 14:48

Question about Outriggers
 
Would outriggers used to stable the robot in front of a goal be illegal or is there no restraints on outriggers?

russell 10-01-2005 14:53

Re: Question about Outriggers
 
They are legal as long as they do not use one of the materials it lists that you may not use to brace the robot or as traction devices.

Ryan Albright 10-01-2005 15:17

Re: Question about Outriggers
 
and that the outriggers dont damage the carpet or any part of the field

Kyle 10-01-2005 15:29

Re: Question about Outriggers
 
and they of course have to stay with in the legal limits of size for the robot.

ChrisH 10-01-2005 16:54

Re: Question about Outriggers
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Kyle
and they of course have to stay with in the legal limits of size for the robot.

Just to be clear, size restrictions are only in force until the match begins. After the match begins you could extend to the entire width of the playing field if you really wanted to. I'm not sure why anyone would want to, but they could.

ChrisH

greencactus3 10-01-2005 19:42

Re: Question about Outriggers
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ChrisH
Just to be clear, size restrictions are only in force until the match begins. After the match begins you could extend to the entire width of the playing field if you really wanted to. I'm not sure why anyone would want to, but they could.

ChrisH

well as a few other threads have mentioned, that is not entirely true. for example. no blocking opponent's view. and obstruction of w/e rules.

Peter Matteson 10-01-2005 22:17

Re: Question about Outriggers
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by greencactus3
well as a few other threads have mentioned, that is not entirely true. for example. no blocking opponent's view. and obstruction of w/e rules.

In this case for the use mentioned, stabilization, it would be fine as long as they are not used to occupy multiple loading zones at one time.


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