10-05-2010, 19:37
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AKA: Pinecone
 FRC #0228 (GUS Robotics); FRC #2170 (Titanium Tomahawks) Team Role: Mentor
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Rookie Year: 2006
Location: Glastonbury, CT
Posts: 7,652
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Re: Most Innovative Teams
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Originally Posted by TEE
2009: 1114 could either shoot straight into an opposing trailer or over the top of an opposing robot into that robot's trailer, at the same speed with a turreted shooter. Also, both 70 and 494 could score all 7 balls in autonomous. 67 for their double-shooter.
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217 and 228 also had this. 1114 tended to use it a lot more than 217 did, though, and 228 wasn't really at a level high enough to demonstrate it.
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Originally Posted by AdamHeard
Using all four drive motors. I believe them and us were the only teams who did it; they actually did it in matches, we only ever did it on the practice field as we were more focused on getting ball control working.
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Poofs did it or some variant of it too. They also did it in 2004.
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