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Re: Field Technicality

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Originally Posted by Wolfgang View Post
Hey, I know I should feel really stupid about asking this, but the manual seemed unclear about it.

How high is the sensor on the minibot pole above the base?

If there is a resource I could use to find this information, that would be great as well.

Thanks!
As stated under section 2.2.5, The bottom of the lower disk (i.e. the portion of the TARGET contacted by the climbing MINIBOT) is approximately 122 inches above the floor., and the circular base is 12 inches tall. Therefore, 122-12, meaning that there are 110 inches between the two. Correct?
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