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Re: Ball Condition
I don't see how that video supports your statement. Can you explain, or provide something more than your word?
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Re: Ball Condition
We have found that the catapult was more accurate, and can you show how that wasn't accurate, from the video, it looked as though it went pretty straight.
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Re: Ball Condition
That wasn't a catapult in the video. That was a shooter. See the Triplets in 2006. If you're calling that a catapult, then you may want to look at 191's loading mechanism in 2006--that was a short-range catapult, feeding a shooter.
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Re: Ball Condition
The balls, like anything else on the Robot and playfield, are subject to wear. Design your Robot accordingly.
Last edited by Bill Tompkins : 15-01-2012 at 05:01. |
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