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EricReed Posts: 5 Registered: Jan, 2003 Weight of swapable subsystems Posted: Jan 10, 2003 1:29 AM _ Please clarify rules M5 and M6. May we inspect with more than 130 pounds of robot systems, so long as we can demonstrate that less than 130 pounds are actually on the robot in any given match? e.g. our base robot weighs 100 pounds and we have an arm in one match that weighs 29 pounds, and another arm in another match that weighs 29 pounds. Thanks, Eric 481 first Posts: 1,496 Registered: Dec, 2002 Re: Weight of swapable subsystems Posted: Jan 10, 2003 8:02 AM _ The total weight of the robot in the starting box at each match shall not exceed 130 pounds. You may build your robot so that it consists of a base unit with multiple subset operating mechanisms. The total weight of your base unit and all your subset mechanisms may exceed 130 pounds. You must present all subset mechanisms at weigh-in. At inspection, each base/subset combination will be weighed to confirm to the FIRST Technician that no combination will exceed 130 pounds. All subsets must be presented at inspection and must pass inspection. Remember, that the total cost of the base and all subset mechanisms cannot exceed the requirements of Robot Rule K3 36F [Edited by: first on Jan 10, 2003 1:37 PM] |
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