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Originally Posted by SuperNerd256
- Rotating arms (like the one we use), can score on the pegs from OUTSIDE the scoring zone, which is useful if being blocked,
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How can you have an arm that scores the top rung from OUTSIDE the scoring zone without being over 84" long? I don't see this... if you are being blocked... the blocker will be between you and the scoring grid...which means your robot will be out at the yellow line or beyond... If you have an arm on your robot that long you would be beyond 84"....
Remember its not as simple as just going over an opponent that is right under the goals...they have to be 6 feet away from the goals...
I just can't see this... can you explain?
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24-02-2011, 23:59
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