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 one wrong move and you could end up capping one of the judges. that will pretty much ruin your chance at judges' award - Mike Ciance [more] |
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09-02-2004, 06:54
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Re: Weight Issues
if you realy intend on going to the center to stop other robots from hanging you ned to be able to push them off because a robot with a climbing mechanism will way at least 90-100lbs so you need to be able to counter that.
Last year, in our rookie year, we were at 81lbs, and last year pushing was a big thing.. which we failed at... so this year we're aiming at 100 pounds.. nice round figure.. should be good |
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