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Re: Most Effective Scoring Design?
Nick Lawrence.

Hands down they key to many robots is their driver. If you build a system that may not be as fast as another in THEORY but have a skilled driver you can easily make up the difference.

If i had to pick the most effective design I'd have to say 1503/330 They are simple, easy to manufacture, and allowed teams to have driver practice. Yes they are "worse" than the elevators but part of my evaluation criteria is ease of manufacturing.
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