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Re: pic: Delicate Balance
I shall answer all of your questions:
Yes, the metal does bend when the robot goes on. A simple fix? Most deffinately... Just push it back into place and we are ready for the next match 
Aluminum is used for the ramps... kinda like gate aluminum as well as lexan. There are clips at the top of the red [where the 102 is located] that will support the ramps when they come back down... yes high in the air... 18 inches to be exact.
The only thing keeping the mecanum wheels of 1649 from coming off are the aluminum gating we put on. The gating keeps all robots from slipping off. The lexan is ther for the tracktion in case it is needed.
Our engineers are AMAZING when it comes to knowing what we can lift and what we can balance. We have lifted a 120lb robot before just on that one side... including bumpers and battery it was about 135lb and no, it did NOT tip over... we have yet to tip ours =] We can lift 300 pounds with the torque and the cable.
And thanks for posting that video =] We also double lifted in our first match on Saturday =]
If yall have any further questions about the ramps, please ask 
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2009: New Jersey Regional Quarter Finalist. SBPLI Long Island Semi-Finalist, Motorola Quality Award. Newton Division Semi-Finalist (2970 & 33), BR^2 Champion (With 2793 & 136) & Highest Scoring Match Award
2008: New Jersey Regional Quarter Finalist, Judges Award (Innovative Financial Management). SBPLI Long Island Regional Winner (With 2487 & 2010), Entrepreneurship Award. Fastest Robot In The World
2007: SBPLI Long Island Engineering Inspiration Award Winners
2006: SBPLI Long Island General Motors Industrial Design Award Winners, Brunswick Eruption Champions
2004: New Jersey Regional Motorola Quality Award
2003: J&J Mid-Atlantic Regional Winners
2000: National Finalists
1999: Mid-Atlantic Regional Regional Finalist
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