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Re: Building a full size practice field

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Originally Posted by jamie_1930 View Post
My honest opinion on this would be if you live in an area rich with FIRST teams, like here in rochester , you have all the teams pool in on a full size competition grade field. You could also do it with something like this. I don't have much advice for you past this, but I think it's a great project and I'm waiting to see some of the other responses. So if you can try and get some other local teams, if any, in on this project that will help keep costs down for you.
Foster - I don't recal exactly where they to find them, but by searching the CD and/or FIRST sites you will be able to find plans for building a low-cost, but correct, FRC field from lumber instead of expensize modular, welded metal.

I think the thread I am remembering was active last year (2009-2010 school year), but it might be from 2008-2009.

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[edit] What do you want to bet that Alan's URL points to the plans I am recalling? At least they appear to be equivalent plans.[/edit]
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