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07-05-2015, 00:10
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Re: I redesigned Recycle Rush. Introducing Speed Stackk
Even pushing a robot would cause a stack to fall from a sufficiently adapted robot with blue nitrile tread wheels, 6 cim drivetrain geared for 6-10fps. A ramming action would topple anything, particularly near the platforms.
Look at 2002, for example. Not that many teams wouls stack; they just rammed the step in auton and played defense on their side of the field. 
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