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Re: Team Update 2-19 and FRC Blog - Week 0 Observations and Stop Build Day
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Originally Posted by MooreteP
You may be right and I may be wrong.
Your team consistently builds clever and effective robots.
I would be amazed by a 10 second cycle.
One solution may be to ask a weak shooting partner to load and shoot from across the field, that way, you would have a constant supply for more than just the last 30 seconds.
Was your team able to solve the upside down frisbee pickup problem?
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With no defense, we can do 4 made shots with a complete round trip from the feeder station in 12 seconds.
With an effective floor feeder around/near the pyramid with tons of frisbees on the ground as a result of human throwing error, I see that as very possible.
Many teams have made shooters that can unload all of their frisbees in protected zones around/under the pyramid in the low 1.X second range.
I just saw another team in Hawaii showcase all 4 frisbees in less than 1 second.
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