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igrowrobots 15-01-2005 11:25

Re: Building your playing field....and how long it takes
 
does anyone know the dimensions of the scoring tetras? i have searched and was only able to find the center goal and regular goal.

KTorak 15-01-2005 12:30

Re: Building your playing field....and how long it takes
 
Yeah, we've made our own clovers also ;) And to answer the previous post..there should be some type of blue prints in your kit...atleast thats what other team members on our team have said.

Denman 17-01-2005 06:44

Re: Building your playing field....and how long it takes
 
can i just ask what is lexan?
is it that stuff which you heat and then it can be moulded around things or am i completely wrong?

MikeDubreuil 17-01-2005 06:50

Re: Building your playing field....and how long it takes
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Denman
can i just ask what is lexan?
is it that stuff which you heat and then it can be moulded around things or am i completely wrong?

Yes, it is. Lexan is a brand name for polycarbonate. Which is the kind of sheet plastic commonly found on FIRST robots. Acrylic plastic is also used but not as desirable because when it breaks it usually shatters.

dhitchco 17-01-2005 14:29

Re: Building your playing field....and how long it takes
 
One person (igrowrobots) asked on Friday about the dimensions of the tetras.

Hopefully you found the official answer by now, but if not, they're 2'6" on an edge. The official drawing of a tetra is located HERE on the FIRST web site.

The same for the goals is HERE

The center "raised" goal specs are HERE

And the "vision" tetras are defined HERE

Lastly, if you want to make your own tetra joining "clovers" out of some plastic or metal material, the specs for just the clover part are HERE


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