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Re: Prediction for florida.
Posted by mike oleary at 03/11/2001 10:42 PM EST


Student on team #419, rambots, from bc high and sponsors are overrated..go pocket-change robots!!!.


In Reply to: Re: Prediction for florida.
Posted by Tom S. on 03/11/2001 6:45 AM EST:



bots with limbo capabilities are different then limbo bots...i think of limbo bots as bots that can limbo consistently and efficiently...not 'well we built it really small...we think itll go under' but 'yeah we did the math and have it xinches tall so that itll go under the bar and weve tested this design and it goes under evertime and it does it fast'

: About the limbo bots.... remember that 21 out of 51 teams at UTC limbo'ed.... this is about 41% I'd say that we will have 30-35% of the bots with limbo capabilities.

: Tom S.
: Team 177

: : The lowest score will be 10.

: : The highest score will be in the finals scoring at 600+ pts.

: : 75%-80% of the bots in FL will need the bridge.

: : Of the 40 teams in the semi-finals in FL, half will limbo.

: : the winning alliance in the finals in FL will ALL LIMBO, except *maybe for the bridge balancer.

: : Florida is going to kick butt no matter what!

: : -anton who likes to state the obvious.


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