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View Poll Results: Are you planning on building a tall or wide robot?
Tall 55 28.50%
Wide 138 71.50%
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Re: Wide vs. Tall

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Originally Posted by ldsedam View Post
I feel like it is easier to make a bot that can hold more fuel with the tall bot.
Not so fast. (Removing 7" from length and width to account for bumpers and 6" from height for drive train/electrical)

29x33x18= 17,226 in3
23x25x30= 17,250 in3

They are the same.
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