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Re: Rule R3.b clarification

Does anyone else see a serious potential problem here?

the answer to Q118 tells us that we need to make sure the bolt heads are all within 28" wide, which is contrary to how the robot sizing worked the past few years. The reason I think this could be a serious problem, is that we are helping a second year team, and they had their chassis assembled so that it was wider than 28", including bolt heads.

It's an easy mistake to make, see Jon's post above...and he's been at it for a while.

Face it, a lot of teams don't read the Q&A, and important things need to be pointed out specifically in team updates.
 


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