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Re: Minibot climb rate
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Originally Posted by Gary Dillard
So now that update 1 says we have to use the motors and controller, can someone answer the original question - does anyone have the weight of the required components (battery pack, controller, motor) so we can start doing some real calcs?
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Gary,
Which rule says that using the NXT is required?
<R92> does not say that currently.
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<R92> The following items are the only permitted materials for use on the MINIBOTS:
A. TETRIX components,
B. no more than two motors (PN W739083),
C. exactly one 12V rechargeable NiMH battery pack identical to those supplied in the FTC kit of parts (PN W739057)
D. No more than one HiTechnic DC motor controllers,
E. No more than one NXT controller with the Bluetooth functionality disabled,....
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Both D and E say "No more than one...". It does not say "One and only one".
I will admit, the rule can change. If they do, we will adjust.
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