[FRC Blog] Info for Teams Headed to St. Louis

[Jessica Boucher]

Originally Posted by marshall

I have a *crate* idea. Instead of trying to move crates, why don't you allow teams to move their robot to their crate when they are done competing on Saturday.

If you look at the pit map here: http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprogr...onship-updates you'll see crate storage is going to be packed like sardines. I think it's a crate idea, but logistically it's probably better to bring the crate to you.

[marshall]

Originally Posted by Jessica Boucher

If you look at the pit map here: http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprogr...onship-updates you'll see crate storage is going to be packed like sardines. I think it's a crate idea, but logistically it's probably better to bring the crate to you.

Fair point. Was a decent thought though...

[Bruceb]

wonder how to notify them that we are taking the crate and robot with us so I would rather just stick the crate in my truck Saturday morning.
Yes, I have the appropriate waiver.

[Bryan Herbst]

Originally Posted by Bruceb

wonder how to notify them that we are taking the crate and robot with us so I would rather just stick the crate in my truck Saturday morning.
Yes, I have the appropriate waiver.

My team was able to get permission to remove crate from the venue ourselves on Wednesday when we de-crate the robot. If your truck is available then, I recommend doing the same.

[Meredith Novak]

Originally Posted by Tanis

My team was able to get permission to remove crate from the venue ourselves on Wednesday when we de-crate the robot. If your truck is available then, I recommend doing the same.

I just sent an email to frcteams to ask permission for 16 to do this as we also have permission to take our robot home. I didn't see this before, so thanks for the info.