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Madison 29-12-2008 19:48
Re: 10x10x10 @ 30lbs?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by gorrilla (Post 788175)
I wonder what the long box is going to be?
It is the kitbot.

DonRotolo 29-12-2008 19:57
Re: 10x10x10 @ 30lbs?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Elgin Clock (Post 788147)
So, is it 10 Millimeters? Centimeters? Inches? Feet?!?!? What could it be??
It must be feet, and it contains the new-for-2009 KitPit. :rolleyes:

gorrilla 29-12-2008 19:59
Re: 10x10x10 @ 30lbs?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Don Rotolo (Post 788186)
It must be feet, and it contains the new-for-2009 KitPit. :rolleyes:

oh good, we can use that extra day it takes us to set up the pit, for driving practice:D

GarrettF2395 29-12-2008 20:00
Re: 10x10x10 @ 30lbs?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Elgin Clock (Post 788147)
The conspiracy theorist in me finds it strange they don't list units for the 10 x 10 x 10 box as opposed to all the other box/bin sizes listed. ;)

So, is it 10 Millimeters? Centimeters? Inches? Feet?!?!? :ahh:
What could it be??
Well I'm pretty sure we can rule out feet, meters or yards.
If it were that big, teams would have to bring a vehicle capable of carrying a 10x10x10 foot box...
That only ways 30 lbs... :rolleyes: so unless teams are required to bring a semi-truck... I am pretty sure its inches... :p

I however am excited about the 5 lbs boxes.
If they contain the game pieces then we have a basic idea of the size of object we will be working with.
So close and yet still so far! :(

DonRotolo 29-12-2008 20:22
Re: 10x10x10 @ 30lbs?
 
OK, so what has a density of 0.48 ounces per cubic inch? Or, in metric units, 0.83 grams per cubic centimeter? That is lighter than water.

Is ice lighter than water? :yikes:

dez250 29-12-2008 20:47
Re: 10x10x10 @ 30lbs?
 
I would say the 6"x6"x36" @ 22lbs box would be raw material. Maybe some metals, plastics and wood.

The 10x10x10 @ 30lbs box, I would venture to guess to be a kitbot or battery box.

maltz1881 29-12-2008 21:48
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The long box has traditionally been the framing box. The 10x10x10 at 30 LBs. sounds like the batteries to me. Each of those batteries weighs close to 14 lbs each if I remember correctly. 5 days and counting.. then my life becomes nonexistant for 6 weeks!!

AdamHeard 29-12-2008 22:07
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I'd guess batteries as well.

Taking into account there must be packing material on whatever it is, I can't really think of anything else that dense.

And if it's the gamepieces, even deflated if that's the case, god help us....

R.C. 29-12-2008 22:10
Re: 10x10x10 @ 30lbs?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by AdamHeard (Post 788253)
I'd guess batteries as well.

Taking into account there must be packing material on whatever it is, I can't really think of anything else that dense.

And if it's the gamepieces, even deflated if that's the case, god help us....
Yeah, bowling balls are nice game pieces?;)

Alex Cormier 29-12-2008 22:15
Re: 10x10x10 @ 30lbs?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Greg Needel (Post 788092)
sounds like the batteries, 2 of them in the box.

MK ES 17-12

Weight 13.82lb
Length 7.13 in
Width 2.99 in
Height 6.57 in

With packaging, it sounds about right.
Did we receive two batteries in last years kit?

tdlrali 29-12-2008 22:20
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Yep, two batteries last year.

Billfred 29-12-2008 22:20
Re: 10x10x10 @ 30lbs?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex Cormier (Post 788259)
Did we receive two batteries in last years kit?
My teams have received two batteries every year I've done FRC.

Alex Cormier 29-12-2008 22:21
Re: 10x10x10 @ 30lbs?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by tdlrali (Post 788261)
Yep, two batteries last year.
And did the paperwork say the same as 10x10x10?

AdamHeard 29-12-2008 22:29
Re: 10x10x10 @ 30lbs?
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by rc_cola1323 (Post 788255)
Yeah, bowling balls are nice game pieces?;)
10 pin bowling balls are 16 lbs max, and 8.5" in diameter, so two can't fit in 10" cube with packaging I imagine.

While looking that up, I did see 5 pin balls, which are apparently 4.75"-5" in diamter, and 3.25-3.625 lbs. Very interesting....

maltz1881 30-12-2008 00:45
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You guys have to much time on your hands!!!!:eek:


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