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Goal
Hey, does anybody know the angle of the ramp leading into the goal? In the manual it says "A 6-inch tall dihedral ramp extends out in front of the GOAL opening". Thats great and all but how far does the ramp part extend outwards? Any help you could give that does not involve the manual or other confusing engineer mumbojumbo (Im the programmer).
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12-01-2010, 20:25
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Re: Goal
According to the field drawings, specifically GE-10033, it's about 24 inches out from the wall. Field drawings can be found with the Manual, listed under Section 6. GE-10033 and GE-10035 cover the ramp in question.
The angle: Well, GE-10033 gives an angle with a 24" base and a 7.25" height. |
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