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Re: Duel Attendees: Comments on FIRST Vex Challenge Field
First I would like to thank 365 and 316 for putting on another great event.
Having the field there was a great help to the VEX teams who could attend. I appreciate the fact that you lets us drive our Vex robots on it as well let us walk all over it to take measurements. Being able to work with the ball loader was great. I tried out about 5 different ideas. I think people saw they great flexibility with the VEX system. Do you guys know when they are going re-release the final field dimensions? I know there was a lot of discrepancies about the center goal and the decks. Again thanks for providing this opportunity for VEX teams and in addition to hosting the VEX competition in January.
P.S. If you need somewhere to store VEX field I have a nice empty spot in my basement! 
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Originally Posted by Mr MOE
For those of you CDers that attended the Duel on the Delaware - what do you think of the FIRST Vex Challenge Field for "Half-Pipe Hustle." I know there was a good deal of activity around the field for most of the day.
Thanks to Joe Perrotto (365), Alan Hinde (formerly 316), and John V Neun (Innovation FIRST) for coordinating the "coming together" of the field for Saturday's event.
To the best of our knowledge, this was the first time anywhere the "Half-Pipe Hustle" field was available for public viewing.
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