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Re: Question on 3 inch perimeter rule
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Originally Posted by bookman101
I have been wondering how the word perimeter will be interpreted. I would like to know if you could build a u shape robot that the ball could go into the center as long as they did not invade over 3 inches in the robots actual perimeter. I was also wondering if they would interpret it a the larest square the robot can sit in.  I also would like ot know if you have wheels out side the frame do they count? any help would be very apprieciated!!! thanks 
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Frame perimeter is what you're asking about.
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FRAME PERIMETER – the polygon defined by the outer-most set of exterior vertices on the ROBOT (without the BUMPERS attached) that are within the BUMPER ZONE. To determine the FRAME PERIMETER, wrap a piece of string around the ROBOT at the level of the BUMPER ZONE - the string describes this polygon.
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Sorry, but it's the frame perimeter that is important.
If you have wheels in the bumper zone, I'd guess they'd be some of the biggest in FRC history...
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BUMPER ZONE – the volume contained between two virtual horizontal planes, ten inches above the floor and sixteen inches above the floor.
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