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Re: Recycle bin score

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Originally Posted by stryker0603 View Post
The max is 6 because the dimension for height the manual gives is 12.1 inches (Section 2.3.1). Math tells us then that the maximum grey totes you can stack is 6 and still legally stack the recycling container.
How does math tell us that the maximum height is 6? The maximum robot height is about 6 containers; however, there is no rule that you can't carry totes past a height of 6. Is it wise to do so? That's your call.

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Originally Posted by 3.1.2.3 TELEOP SCORING
TOTES
A Gray TOTE is scored if it is fully supported by a SCORING PLATFORM and no portion of the TOTE extends above the top of the
BACKSTOP.
There's no reason to stack past 6 totes, but there is no restriction saying you can't do it.
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