Thread: pic: "You should never go against a robotics kid"
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Re: pic: "You should never go against a robotics kid"
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Originally Posted by Barry Bonzack View Post
I would suggest to the administration to simply change the projectile. Tennis balls, oranges, and racquetballs are a bit softer. How many projects do schools offer that teaches THIS much and is also fun to do?
I agree Barry! I think, however, before the decision is made extensive testing is needed. I propose setting up a "splatter wall" and flinging all kinds of fruits at it to see which one makes the prettiest pattern. (oh yeah, and safest).

Dave, can you spare a banana or two?
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