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Re: Team Update 1

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Originally Posted by JesseK View Post
Effectively, [G19-1] and [R22]'s blue box stipulate that a robot which has bumpers at the lowest legal point may not use a manipulator to raise the front of the entire robot more than 3" without incurring a [G19-1] penalty. Robots which have bumpers at the highest legal point may not use a manipulator to raise the front of the robot at all.

What about if a robot pops a wheelie (intentionally or not)?

As a side note, I expect this to need to be demonstrated at inspection.
I agree with your assessment Jesse. I would expect that a wheelie would not be an issue because it is not a normal orientation for the robot to be sitting in.
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