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Q&A Discuss: Does the line continue up the ramp?
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17-01-2003, 22:19
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Are the supports that are in line with the tape on the field, in fact reflective?
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17-01-2003, 22:22
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From what I've read no. The ramp is separate from the field in all ways besides physical contact and relativity.
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17-01-2003, 23:17
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From what ive heard, the aluminum supports which line up with the Reflexite tape are reflective. The other supports are supposedly painted black, but im not sure about that one. I know that they do line up, but im not sure if the optical sensors can detect the aluminum through the grating.
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18-01-2003, 00:20
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Tracking can continue up the ramp.
While the white tape line cuts off where the ramp starts, aluminum ramp supports continue up the ramp and the surrounding supports are painted black(Team update 2 or 3).
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18-01-2003, 01:01
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Thank you very much, for those wondering it's covered in Team Update #2.
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