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Originally Posted by coolcade
Size limits:
-112 inch perimeter if you wrapped tape around the frame
-6 foot height
--If touching goalie carpet, no height limit as long as everything above 6 feet is in an imaginary 6 inch diameter vertical cylinder
-120 lbs, not including battery and bumpers
-Can extend 20 inches beyond frame in-game but not in the starting configuration
Safety: Has to be safe
Budget:
-Total not including Kit of Parts(KOP) must be less than $4000
-No individual Component can cost more than $400
Bumpers:
-Must go 8 inches out
-Must cover all outer corners
-Bumpers have to cover our frame perimeter, meaning a U shaped robot has bumpers over its gap (and that gap actually can't be greater than 8 inches)
-Other random rules. 2 sets of bumpers (one red, one blue). Must be under 20 pounds. Team numbers on them. etc.
Lists of allowed motors, actuators, circuits
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The line in bold is incorrect. The height limit (outside of the GOALIE zone) is 5 feet, or 60 inches. Showing up with a 6' high robot would be a tragic mistake.
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Originally Posted by The Rules
4.1.3
The ROBOT must satisfy the following size constraints:
-the total length of the FRAME PERIMETER sides may not exceed 112 in. (see Figure 4-1 for examples),
-a ROBOT may not extend more than 20 in. beyond the FRAME PERIMETER (see Figure 4-2 for examples) (see G24), and
-the ROBOT height may not exceed 60 in., except as allowed by G23.
-Any extension above 60 in. may not exceed a 6 in. diameter vertical cylinder (see Figure 4-3 and Figure 4-4 for examples), per G23.
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Other than that, Great summary!
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