Thread: Legality of Surgical Tube Flail for Ball Intake
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Re: Legality of Surgical Tube Flail for Ball Intake
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Originally Posted by Joey Milia View Post
192 had something similar in 2012. If the rules you're refuring to haven't changed it should be fine. This type of intake was actually really effective at pulling in balls that were bouncing or partially blocked.
1678 used this type of intake inside our robot in 2012 also.
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