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Mini Bot Power
I know that you can't control the mini bot in any way, but I was wondering in the interest weight reduction if you could power the mini bot from the host bot.
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Re: Mini Bot Power
It's not allowed. Not only can your mini bot not extend outside 12" by 12" by 12", but your big robot now cannot assist the mini-bot up the pole in any way. It must go up by its own power. Furthermore, a mini-bot now can't store energy in flywheels, surgical tubing, etc. All of this based on the week 1 update found here.
http://usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/...nt.aspx?id=450 |
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Re: Mini Bot Power
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also wouldn't the wheel act as a fly wheel? Last edited by TGA Reaper : 11-01-2011 at 23:01. |
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Re: Mini Bot Power
Sure, but if you look at those handy blue boxes, that would count as incidental kinetic energy.
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