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Re: More Forum Minutes (more factual)
Posted by Joe Ross.   [PICTURE: SAME | NEW | HELP]


Engineer on team #330, Beach Bot 2000, from Hope Chapel Academy and NASA/JPL & J&F Machine.

Posted on 8/22/2000 11:17 PM MST


In Reply to: Re: More Forum Minutes (more factual) posted by Matt Leese on 8/22/2000 9:51 PM MST:



Matt,

When I read the Andy's message, it sounded to me like he meant that the shipping container will have the max dimmensions of 4x4x6. It was under the heading shipping.

Maybe Andy or someone else at the forum could clarify.

Joe Ross
Team 330

: : 1. There will be these restrictions this year:
: : size: 4ft. x 4ft. x 6ft. tall

: This is the one thing that I either find highly improbable or just a bad idea. If I've got my history right, the first year of FIRST, the basie dimension was 3'x3'. At that point they found out that the average width of a door is somewhere between 32' and 36'. Oops. I believe that's why we have a dimension of 30'x36' now. I think a lot of teams will have trouble getting the robot through doors if it's 4'x4'. I hope somebody at FIRST sees this if that's what they're planning.

: Matt





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