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Unread 10-01-2005, 10:07
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Re: Robot size and weight
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Originally Posted by Andy Brockway
Did anyone happen to notice that the height of a tetra is 28" and that the free one they give you at the beginning of the match must fit within the sizing box also?
That's not quite correct. Your robot, in its entirety and including all elements holding the tetra, must be within the sizing box.

Rule <G04> states:
The TETRA must be completely SUPPORTED by the ROBOT, not in contact with either the floor or any field element, and the ROBOT -- including any MECHANISMS designed to hold the TETRA -- must still satisfy the volume starting constraints specified in <G01>.

Matt