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Re: Optical Sensors and/Or Magnets

Posted by Patrick.

Coach on team #409, Flaming Eagles, from Oak Grove High School and NASA Ames Research Center.

Posted on 2/6/2000 6:15 PM MST


In Reply to: Re: Optical Sensors and/Or Magnets posted by Thomas Grupp on 2/5/2000 12:03 PM MST:





: : Yes, the optical sensors were in the kit last year and yes, they're tragically no longer with us.

: : My team did receive magnets for use with the reed switches. They were in a very small brown envelope. Take another look. Moreover, you're allowed to use an unregulated amount of magnet material on the robot this year. Now about magnetizing the metal...I'm not so sure. It seems as if that shouldn't be illegal, but we'll see what other people say. However, I think it'd

probably end up being in your best interest to use a few little magnets instead. Makes everything easier in my opinion.

: : -DL

: Danial

: If you check the additional hardware list I belive that
: Magnets are allowed and you can have any amount. I don't have the list in front of me, but from what I remember I belive that is true.
:
: Tom Grupp
: Team #378

We never recieved magnets in our kit. At least i dont think we did. Which bag did they come in? Are ther in the master inventory?



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