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[jds2001]

The tread thing has some credence - I wouldn't be surprised if the KOP kit has treads this year because of the AndyMark video, and the blog post that states that the KOP chassis can execute "basic game play".

Can you believe this thing is 6 days away?!?!?! Can't wait!

EDIT: From the blog post: "If we revealed details such as ground clearance, we would be giving away too much of the game.". Almost proof that there's obstacles on the field. Also, if you follow FTC, keep in mind this year's game (not that it has anything to do with FRC, but it has randomly distributed obstacles)

[Nick Lawrence]

Originally Posted by jds2001

The tread thing has some credence - I wouldn't be surprised if the KOP kit has treads this year because of the AndyMark video, and the blog post that states that the KOP chassis can execute "basic game play".

Can you believe this thing is 6 days away?!?!?! Can't wait!

EDIT: From the blog post: "If we revealed details such as ground clearance, we would be giving away too much of the game.". Almost proof that there's obstacles on the field. Also, if you follow FTC, keep in mind this year's game (not that it has anything to do with FRC, but it has randomly distributed obstacles)

I believe the profile drawings of the sheet metal components of the AM14U3 may be of interest to you.

http://archive.usfirst.org/roboticsp...System-Opt-Out

-Nick

[mrnoble]

Originally Posted by Nick Lawrence

I believe the profile drawings of the sheet metal components of the AM14U3 may be of interest to you.

http://archive.usfirst.org/roboticsp...System-Opt-Out

-Nick

Meaning, they are roughly the same as last year's? I agree. Whatever we are playing with and on, it will be within the capabilities of the average rookie team, and can be done with... Wheels.