Thread: How to Built A Robot that Doesn't tip (FIRST History)
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Re: How to Build A Robot that Doesn't Tip (FIRST History)
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Originally Posted by Joe Ross

25 - 2000. http://firstrobotics.net/00gallery/pages/025-1_jpg.htm
The epitome of a long arm. They were very prone to tipping when used in the open field, but in the finals, they would latch securely onto the bar before deploying the arm.
so prone that it never acctually tipped, once that i can think of where we tipped, was another team latched onto our boom and it was either fall or lose the arm
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