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Re: pic: Scars from 234 on 1501

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Originally Posted by CrashTestPilot View Post
I think that is what happened during Wisconsin Regional finals match 1.
Fondy fire 2194 collided with 2970 (really good rookie team) and parts went flying several feet away. Robots got locked together and would not move for the rest of the match.
I think the whole field was cleaned up before they even attempted moving the robots apart. After a long while of suspense, both robots came back in match no 2
2039 also had the banebots gearbox that powered their pickup cleaved off due to a collision and it was too long of a repair so they went into match 2 with just the 7 starting balls then played defense.

(2970=awesome rookies)

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Originally Posted by Molten View Post
And that is why we have bumpers.
All of these robots have bumpers, and these things still happen just because two U shaped objects can fit together.

At midwest in a qualification match we had a run in with 1114, and we left with a tiny ripple in a piece of .030 lexan, and their sheet metal didnt look as pretty. That was quickly repaired even though it didnt impede functionality of anything.

Us(1625) and Wildstang learned that lesson on thursday during a practice match together, as we both left the match with matching front supports significantly bent in.
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1625->3928->148->1296->971 oh dear

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