Thread: Is FRC giving high CG robots a free pass on defense?
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Re: Is FRC giving high CG robots a free pass on defense?
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Originally Posted by BrennanB View Post
Robots with pneumatic wheels are significantly easier to tip.
True..... but all I can say is, good luck trying to tip ours. While I know low clearance bots were hard or impossible to do in aerial assist, in most games it is possible to design a bot to have a really really really hard time to tip even with pneumatic wheels.
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