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pic: FRC4543 2013 CVR and SVR Rookie Allstars and Highest Rookie Seeds
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08-04-2013, 12:54
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Re: pic: FRC4543 2013 CVR and SVR Rookie Allstars and Highest Rookie Seeds
Congrats to you and your team, Roy! I'll have to stop by your pit and say hi at champs.
You guys improved your robot dramatically from CVR to SVR, got any more upgrades planned for champs?
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08-04-2013, 14:37
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Re: pic: FRC4543 2013 CVR and SVR Rookie Allstars and Highest Rookie Seeds
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Also have a magnet and winch setup to raise to a 20 point lift but that is untested. It's really hard to do having only one robot and such a short time to get the winch on and tested during practice day. We rebuilt the whole top part of our robot in one day at SVR. Didn't have anytime to get practice and tune the mechanisms. Rookies have it tough trying to improve their designs at competitions with limited time to implement and test software features as well as mechanical updates to the base robot. Doesn't seem really fair to me Last edited by roystur44 : 08-04-2013 at 15:18.
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