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Try this
Posted by Daniel.

Coach on team #483, BORG, from Berkeley High School and NASA Ames & UC Berkeley.

Posted on 1/10/2000 1:55 PM MST


In Reply to: Re: Field Dimensions - the answer is... posted by Sam Lindhorst on 1/10/2000 10:46 AM MST:



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TRY THIS
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1) take a piece of PVC and hold it at one end.

2) take a 6 year-old style baseball swing against a wall

3) pick up the pieces.

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OBSERVATIONS
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If you plan to hang off that bar, there are going to be a lot of people who dont' want you there. I highly suggest NOT using PVC for anything structural. Especially not if it's external. It works really well for things like conveyor rollers if you're making a robotic vacuum cleaner for the balls. Especially because conveyors are typically internal mechanisms.


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