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 And your other point, "why a debate over a nonexistent rule?". Its summer, we're not building robots, and we're geeks. What else are we supposed to do? - EHaskins [more] |
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09-03-2011, 09:16
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Re: Lessons learned for Week 2 Regionals?
I am hoping to see one robot hang all three ubertubes by themselves at some point. A fast robot with a lightning quick lift and the ability to pick up and score from opposite ends of the robot would need to cover about 100 feet in 15 seconds (to the rack, to tube #2, to the rack, to tube #3, to the rack) in order to pull it off.
It would require optimization and precision at high speeds to a degree that is seldom seen in FRC, but secretly I am hoping that some enterprising team pulls it off  (469 and 1625...I'm looking at you!) |
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