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Re: Two extensions under 14" boundaries

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Originally Posted by Paul Copioli View Post
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Forget about 2 appendages below. We can barely put 1 below. Here is the Q&A response that clears it up:




Translation: If you have your bumper at the bottom of the bumper zone you get a maximum 3" to drop something below. If you have your bumper at the top of the bumper zone, then you get to extend 0" below your robot. This is a pretty big blow to some very good balancing strategies. First it was the no suction cups .. now this. FIRST 2 - Innovative Teams 0.
So if i wanted an ramp to extend below [almost touching the floor] the robot but not outside of the frame perimeter and my bumpers are at the max hight. It would be illegal?
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