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Re: 1519 - One Dual-Config Robot or Two Robots?
This is a travesty if I have ever heard one.
Congratualtions on building 2 configurations of your robot within the weight limit. I am quite annoyed at the fact that FIRST has turned its shoulder to creativity with this one. I could understand their ruling if your "robots" each complied with the rules, but if together they were able to comply to the rules of 1 robot, then what is the problem?
Could you imagine strategizing during elims...well which one are they gonna put out there? The awesome autonomous mode and quick lap runner or the effective ball hurdler....that would really keep teams on their toes.
Good job guys, keep us posted if you hear anything.
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