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Originally Posted by Lil' Lavery
Based on what has been happening at work for me today, I don't think I can agree with you.
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I will agree, I am usually the one who is changing requirements on suppliers - they usually charge me a lot for it. The difference is I can't bill FIRST for any redesign required.
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Originally Posted by Jessica Boucher
I guess this stuff doesn't phase me anymore. The only constant is that FIRST changes their mind. If I can recommend anything, the best use of your limited resources is to adapt and move on.
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In FIRST changing software is essentially free. Mechanical redesign is not. Also code doesn't weigh anything (At least I think - I'm not much of a code guy)
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Originally Posted by IKE
We did go back an work with teams to make their leading edges more friendly, and this helped greatly, but did not fully resolve the curtain issues.
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As a team that destroyed a piece of low bar fabric at Waterford (and paid for it by being disabled the entire match because our arm was stuck in it) I can safely say that I was surprised at how easily this fabric ripped. Unfortunately this may be disastrous for teams that planned on spinning up their shooter before they entered the low bar.
So who is going to suck a low bar flap into their shooter this weekend so we can get another rule change?