Thread: Starting Energy Limits for Springs?
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Re: Starting Energy Limits for Springs?
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Originally Posted by Chris is me View Post
Nothing other than <S01>. Since there's an infinite number of methods of storing energy through part deformation, this would be pretty tough to enforce.
I was looking at the same ruling. I honestly don't know how you measure force for each robot setup, fish scale?

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