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Originally Posted by Wildcats1378
That's the easy part. The hard part is determining which way they are facing, and then how to flip them.
I think that picking up the frisbees is going to be a waste of time. There's a pretty small number sitting on the field, and the main way to get most of the frisbee's is through the feeding station.
However, I was thinking of a conveyer system which would have a little hatch open. Above the hatch would be a suction cup on a piston. It would go down, pick up the frisbee, then deposit it on the conveyer belt. Simple and fast. Doesn't solve the upside down issue though...
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From what I have seen from other people's test, it does not matter all that much how they are flipped. Upside down or not (depending on your shooting system and the distance) they should fly fairly well.