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Re: 1519 - One Dual-Config Robot or Two Robots?
My personal opinion is one robot, two configurations. Only one robot will be on the field at any time, they pass the weight requirements, and they are only using one set of RC Chip/Radio for either version of the robot. Also, this is definitely outside of the box/diagonal thinking. I congratulate 1519 for their courage in trying something that is certainly different. Just adding my voice to the general clamor.
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"There's no finer engineering than pit engineering." -kaszeta
"Show a girl how to use a wrench, and she'll put those skills to use for a lifetime. Hand it to her and tell her she's probably better off shopping, and she'll clonk you over the head with it, do your pneumatics system, and CAD the robot." -Amanda Morrison
 '09
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