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Re: Bumper rules
No, but if it works OK for you, you could put wood just inside your frame perimeter at the gap in the bumpers. It would then be part of the robot (and count towards weight and CAW), but might meet the functional requirement that made you ask the questinon.
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Maybe ask your question again?
I think you want to know if you can have a gap in your bumpers. Yes, you can. |
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Re: Bumper rules
Basically have your bumpers with 8"sides at each corner if your basic shape with sting is a rectangle. Any gap in between the corner bumpers is totally allowed to be any length unless the entire side of you frame perimeter is less than eight inches.
Bumpers have to exist between 4"-12" and can be offset |
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