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Weight of Beacon Light
Does anybody know the exact weight of the beacon light?
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01-02-2002, 09:52
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Weight
Teams need to consider the weight of the beacon light on their robot, it will weigh a couple of pounds, does anyone have the exact weight?
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01-02-2002, 10:56
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our weight team came up with 1.46 llbs
this did not take into account- wires to the light or any mounting cheers dahl team 497 home of the 100 lb 2 goal moving, 14.8 fps bot |
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