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Unread 04-01-2009, 01:11
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Re: What is the outer edge?

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Originally Posted by Richard View Post
The trailer hitch is not listed among the exceptions in subpart A. of <R11>, so it appears that the robot must fit in the sizing box (see <R91>) with the trailer hitch in place.

Standard disclaimer: post your question in the official Q&A section of the FIRST Forum to get an authoritative answer. Answers found here, or anywhere other than the official Q&A forum, carry no weight.
You've got a point about asking FIRST's official Q&A... but it's not up yet. Looks like we'll have to wait until we can get an authoritative answer.

Hopefully they open up the floodgates soon. This matter's pretty pressing.

Thanks anyways.


Also, we weren't talking about pushing the hitch out of the robot's dimensions, but pulling it in. I drew up a really crappy, not to scale at all, and an "it wouldn't fit within the dimensions for FIRST" mspaint model of what we're asking if we can do:

this, essentially.

Not as extreme (that pic's just a demonstration so we don't give away too much ), but the same idea -- recessing the trailer hitch.
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