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View Poll Results: Do you think a multi-faceted drive train is a good idea?
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Re: Multi-faceted drive train?

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Originally Posted by mrjones2014 View Post
I couldn't find any rules about it, but I wanted to make sure; is it legal to have wheels on more than one side of the robot, so that if it tips, you can still compete further in the match? Probably not a great idea, but just for curiosity's sake.
While in 2011 there was no rule prohibiting robots having multiple orientations, the rules for bumpers did make it very difficult to implement.
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