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Forum: Rules/Strategy 10-01-2010, 21:46
Replies: 39
Views: 5,309
Posted By ssa3512
Re: Effectiveness of Kicking vs. Pushing

Nurnburger, I don't you understood what I was saying. I was talking about two areas. There is the area between the outside of the bumper and the outside of the frame perimeter (~3.5 inches) and an...
Forum: Rules/Strategy 10-01-2010, 21:36
Replies: 38
Views: 4,330
Posted By ssa3512
Re: <G39> Pinning

Would it be illegal to block your opponent's goal with a disabled robot (after the ten second grace period) The way I am interpreting the pinning rule in regards to this is that the robot is...
Forum: Rules/Strategy 10-01-2010, 20:54
Replies: 39
Views: 5,309
Posted By ssa3512
Re: Effectiveness of Kicking vs. Pushing

I had an interesting thought regarding kicking, especially kicking at an angle to clear bumps. The ball is ~9 inches in diameter, and the bumpers extend ~3.5 inches off the frame of the robot...
Forum: Rules/Strategy 10-01-2010, 00:27
Replies: 26
Views: 3,140
Posted By ssa3512
Re: Robot Classifications

Ah right, I forgot the bumpers and battery are not counted in the weight. I think I need to go read the rules again about 10 more times before everything sinks in. :(
Forum: Rules/Strategy 10-01-2010, 00:21
Replies: 26
Views: 3,140
Posted By ssa3512
Re: Robot Classifications

Given the maximum weight of ANY fieldable robot is 120 pounds, I would think you would only need to support a total of 360 pounds from your lifting device, and 240 from any part of the robot that...
Forum: Rules/Strategy 09-01-2010, 23:33
Replies: 15
Views: 2,289
Posted By ssa3512
Re: Pic: would this chassis shape be legal?

I believe you misread the rule on "Possession" and are confusing with "Carrying"


Possession refers to keeping the ball in the same position relative to the robot when turning the robot, etc. The...
Forum: Rules/Strategy 09-01-2010, 22:57
Replies: 20
Views: 4,403
Posted By ssa3512
Re: Hanging robots and <G31>

I found this image of team 60's robot from 2004, and unless I am looking at it wrong, the robot would have to be facing the bar to attach to it, and according to the comments the hook starts attached...
Forum: Rules/Strategy 09-01-2010, 22:44
Replies: 20
Views: 4,403
Posted By ssa3512
Re: Hanging robots and <G31>

Which previous year involved hanging? The years I participated as a student were '05 (Triple Play) and '06 (Aim High) in which there was no hanging.
I don't suppose you have a picture or care to...
Forum: Rules/Strategy 09-01-2010, 22:12
Replies: 20
Views: 4,403
Posted By ssa3512
Re: Hanging robots and <G31>

If you look at section "6.2.4 The TOWERS" of the manual, and the associated picture of the ball return attaching to the towers you see the following



This implies that both the upper and lower bar...
Forum: Rules/Strategy 09-01-2010, 21:58
Replies: 20
Views: 4,403
Posted By ssa3512
Hanging robots and <G31>

If I am reading this right, this restricts the robots from hanging from three of the four sides of the tower, and effectively to only the midfield side of the tower as I see it practically impossible...
Forum: Rules/Strategy 09-01-2010, 20:08
Replies: 2
Views: 740
Posted By ssa3512
<R22> - <R24> Budget contstraints

Does the stated "2010 KOP" include all parts included in the "Rookie Kit" (For example the cRIO and modules?) Rule <R24> states that parts taken from previous robots must be counted in the 3,500 USD...
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