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Measuring box size
Hey guys, I was looking for the measuring box size and havent found it.
I mean the box that will be used by first to check whether if our robot is out of limit. Thanks guys & Good luck! |
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26-01-2006, 12:16
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Re: Measuring box size
Look at <R06>. The measuring device has a flat rectangular base 28 inches by 38 inches. Height is 60 inches.
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