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| View Poll Results: Should Weigh in be With or Without Battery | |||
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31 | 55.36% |
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19 | 33.93% |
| Weight Limit should be increased to make things more exciting. |
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6 | 10.71% |
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By what you're saying, it seems there are teams out there using cardboard batteries during weigh in.
I don't think a team would get to the point to use a dummy battery, in the sense of a hollow one or something like that. What I have read here in the forums is that some teams use really old batteries for inspection, as it is a known fact that they actually get lighter with time. It is a cheap shot, nonetheless, but you can always blame it on the freshman member for putting it in place, in case you get caught. So, yes, I think the robot should be weighted without the battery in place, or at least some "official" one, standardized to every team. |
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