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Re: Ball bouncing out of the high Goal
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Originally Posted by CalTran
I mean, isn't that a result of the trajectory for a catapult? It throws it hard and somewhat flat directly at the bottom of the chains. It's physics that the ball swings with the chain and continues out when the chains gets pulled back.
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Yep. My response was in reply to someone suggesting backspin may be the culprit.
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Originally Posted by philso
That's kind of like playing miniature golf with the wacky obstacles such as having to hit the ball through the spinning blades of a windmill.
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At the time our high goal autonomous was inconsistent. That 1 second period where we though we made the shot made us feel like this after it spit it back out.
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This is the first (and, if this stuff keeps up, last) time FIRST has allowed high-speed projectiles in years. Please use some common sense, people. - Madison [more] 
06-04-2016, 10:27
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