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(P.S. oops forgot there was a 2nd page it was already answered) |
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It's not anything to do with bowling balls. Or balls of any sort for that matter. Balls in any form only occur in a game every other year (don't believe me? Look it up i'm right). ex: 2008's track balls, 2006's nerf balls, 2004's kickballs, 2002's soccer balls, 2000's plastic balls, 1998's rubber balls, 1996's rubber balls, 1994's soccer balls, 1992's tennis balls, and i couldn't find 1990's game. But i don't know i may be wrong.
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It's hilarious to watch this conversation about a box which probably has a 95% chance of being robot batteries turn into all kinds of bowling ball conspiracies.
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Also, there were balls in the 1993, 1995, and 2001 games too. |
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May I ask where are the battery chargers? Batteries will be no good without a charger.
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I think the 10x10x10 box is the game peice....we are going to use blocks of 10x10x10 material(s)
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Maybe it's a mandatory burden each robot must bear? Dave, are you there?
A 1000 cubic inch, 30 pound burden might make a very interesting design constraint. :] Especially if it had to be used on the robot without any modification, exactly as received in the KoP. |
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{sorry didnt read through alll posts} and arent the batteries usually in the plastic totes |
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I think the 10x10x10 box must be in millimeters. It contains a small amount of Governmentium, the densest material known to man. It is also the most useless material known to man. Being useless, its presence on your robot is required.
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2008 KOP page 15 http://www.usfirst.org/uploadedFiles...klist-RevB.pdf |
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