29-04-2012, 23:10
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Missouri S&T Senior
 FRC #2410 (BV CAPS Metal Mustang Robotics) Team Role: College Student
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Rookie Year: 2010
Location: Overland Park, Kansas
Posts: 2,369
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Re: Einstein Field issues Handled correctly?
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Originally Posted by thefro526
What if we were to Give each Alliance an Introduction Match on Einstein? Why not give each alliance the field for 2 minutes and 15 seconds and tell them 'Show 'em what you've got.' This serves a variety of purposes:
-Each Alliance Has what's essentially an uninterrupted Practice Match on Einstein. They can check Camera Calibration, Code, Tweaks, Communications, etc. If each robot runs during this intro match, you've now ruled out a bunch of machine issues from causing a robot to sit dead.
-These intro matches are going to be AWESOME for spectators. Imagine 2056, 1114 and 4334 on the field, uninterrupted driving the score up. It would be an EPIC sight. This gives everyone watching a good chance to get a feel for who's going to be playing on Einstein.
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So like a complete exhibition match where teams can go in guns blazing? I would LOVE to watch that. Maybe even throw in a 2v2 of all of the #1 seeds. ACvs.GN
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