Rule R12, Just make sure you watch out for it.

[mrnoble]

I don't think I have seen a single part of our 2004 robot since about 2007.

[asid61]

We don't even have a robot from more than three years ago. We used to have our 2009 robot, but we cannibalized it.
2003 is a little far.

[EricH]

I think that I might be able to locate 330's 2003 robot, in its entirety. I think. I'm not sure for sure, but I remember last seeing it in their current build site something like 7 years ago.


If I'm right, the only thing that would prevent it from being legal (besides R12) if the electronics were swapped (along with some of the motors) would be that it was built to fit into a 30" x 36" x 60" box.

[cbale2000]

We were actually in the process of converting out 2004 robot chassis into a trailer to be pulled by a demo bot as an off season project. The lifter is sitting in our parts loft somewhere.

Most of that robot was welded when it was built, so there weren't many practical ways to salvage the metal from it, thus it's still hanging around, and some day, may be the base of a T-shirt cannon.

[tindleroot]

Originally Posted by asid61

We don't even have a robot from more than three years ago. We used to have our 2009 robot, but we cannibalized it.
2003 is a little far.

We have EVERY SINGLE ROBOT that the team has ever built, all the way back from our rookie year, 1998. We have even run some of the older bots like 2000 and 2002.

[Koko Ed]

Our 2003 robot wouldn't really do us any good right now.

[Mark McLeod]

Coincidentally and entirely by circumstance, we used our 2003 robot as one of our Control System Beta testing platforms.
We won't be reusing any of that design. Times have changed.