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Originally posted by Wes
if the arms come out of the robot and past the 36" then it should be okay.
That seemed pretty hazy the way you described it Wes, so I'll try to add to it...

Your robot needs to have a specific "starting position" in which no part of your robot extends beyond 30" by 36" by 60" tall. This is the orientation that you'll set up your robot on the field just before your matches. During your matches your robot is allowed to expand. I realize you're a newbie, great_one411, but you should read the manual, too.

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When I said 'no part of your robot extends beyond 30" by 36" by 60" tall' I mean no part. Like... not even bolt heads, or nuts, or washers.
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