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Re: pic: 10, 20, and a 30!
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Originally Posted by jwallace15 View Post
Do your bumpers fold down?
Per R02 and R24-E, bumpers have to be firmly attached to the main structure/frame, and the frame perimeter contained in the bumper zone may not be articulated. So bumpers should not be designed to fold down.

My guess (just looking at this picture) is that a section of the robot's bumper became partially detached during the match.

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And, oh yeah, the finish of this match is really cool. Was it a win for Red?
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