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 One wondered why they couldn't practice in the gym that day - because the robotics team had it reserved was the answer. "Oh, we have a robotics team?"
Sigh. This is a team with a low number. They've been around for at least a dozen years. There's still a lot more culture-changing to do. - GaryVoshol [more] |
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24-02-2004, 12:38
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Re: Hot Glue/Electrical Tape
I've always thought FIRST should have better rules regarding tape. I liked the one year where the rule was it could not be used as a structural fastener. But I think this year's tape rules are just too limiting. I understand that FIRST wants to see professional grade robots but there are several good uses of tape that I would see as illegal based on this year's rule. Examples - protecting sharp edges of metal, making tires slippery, covering bearings so carpet fibers and debris do not fall inside.
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