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Re: Surplus field elements for public practice field?
Todd - Here is the link to the low cost wooden field. http://files.andymark.com/2008-FRC-w...eld-border.pdf
It includes side barriers and driver stations. This is what we built and set up for Cincy area teams, as well as the practice field for the Queen City Regional.
I think all told the cost was around $800-$1000 to build the field. Cost varies depending on how much of the material you can get donated.
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