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Re: [FUN] FRC Top 40 Week 2 and Rant About Replays

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Originally Posted by Andrew Schreiber View Post
An event in Georgia had their field on Astro turf. I'd argue that makes it the deepest field in FRC. The rest of them resist robots sinking in far more.
Interesting! So, using robot wheel 'sinkage' relative to mean field level as our metric, the deepest event so far would be 1992 in Manchester! And the shallowest would be any event in 2009.
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