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Re: Need help in deciding the configuration for an off season chassis prototype

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How possible is doing both?

Generally speaking, WCDs are run long configuration. Sometimes someone will try a wide configuration. Not too many try a square.

It's the offseason. If you can't decide based on some other parameters, play a couple games of rock-paper-scissors-lizard-Spock to pick one, and put the other one on the list for next offseason.
Team 254 was 27.75"x28". Technically wide, although it was pretty much square.

Is there a specific reason why you believe that WCD's are run in a long configuration? Is it just what you've seen, or is there an underlying design advantage for a WCD that is best seen in a long configuration?
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