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 ...I tried to pump it up to the 47 inches. I stopped around 42 inches, than tried getting it through a 36" door. It got stuck, I proceeded to dropkick the thing in front of my team and a girl I had gone out with the previous Fri. It didn't move, I hit the floor.
Ouch, my pride. - ChrisMcK2186 [more] |
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| View Poll Results: What should be permitted as "COTS"? You may mark as many as you like. | |||
| Pre-cut metal with no moving parts, such as sprockets |
  
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155 | 76.73% |
| Simple moving parts - such as bearings. |
  
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157 | 77.72% |
| More complex moving pieces - such as gearboxes |
  
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159 | 78.71% |
| Motorized components - such as the Dart Actuator |
  
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134 | 66.34% |
| Basic Drive Train Kit - KOP Chassis |
  
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152 | 75.25% |
| More Complex Drive Train Kits, such as the Rhino Drive. |
  
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101 | 50.00% |
| Working Manipulators, such as AndyMark's Intake |
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59 | 29.21% |
| Full Competitive Robot |
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34 | 16.83% |
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