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Placement of Robot!
Can we take a tape measure to measure the exact placement of our robot in the begining?
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they haven't said, but my guess would be no.... besides, its smart to guesstimate a starting position and make a program that doesn't need it to be exact
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A little work will get you very far in life...
After going onto the FRC forum and typing in the simple search phrase "measuring" I found this link to the answer to your question. I'm not going to tell you here so you can do something to get your answer. |
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