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Re: Team 5720 Frame Perimeter Question

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Originally Posted by mjv5720 View Post
We decided to scrap our old idea and we are now using the Rhino tank treads from AndyMark.com. I was just wondering and wanted to make clear that when measuring the frame perimeter for these. e would take the length with the legs up. By that I mean that we would measure the length along the ground of the treads while they are inclined up and not laying flat. By our measurements it is about 29inches long while inclined and I'm just double checking that that would be a legal measurement.
Containment within the frame perimeter is only required at the initial configuration of the robot, so if you start with the treads in that configuration, that should be OK. Note however that the bumpers have to remain in the bumper zone in any configuration you normally assume.
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