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Re: pic: Beachbot 2008
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Originally Posted by ShaneP
Thanks for the compliments.
We've hit the overpass in high gear going as fast as the robot will go, and even though it does close-line, it does not fall over backwards. The wheels still stay on the ground enough to backup the base. If need be, we can hurdle backwards as well.
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Ah, cool. Just a thought. Any worries about being bumped by passing robots adding to the tipping? Chances of falling on your back are probably slim, though. Hah, what am I saying? Your robot can withstand a rugby player kick - more than I can say about myself. 
Good luck, and I'm excited to see you guys in Atlanta!
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