Post-competition excitement

[henryBsick]

I agree with everything said. We run engineering demos to jog our brains back into function and prototype a lot. That is where we found our gum rubber. Minis are crucial to our team too. 6 minis and still wanting more. Any computer skills are good. I am not the most proficient in that area, but it is a good one to learn .:i am trying:. Also community outreach! that is what FIRST is all about.

[ArJubx]

With our bot design....We could add a second set of casters...throw on a seat...remove our paddle....up the gear ratio...and make it into a drivable vehicle instead of remote controlled. I picture myself driving down our schools main hallwall wrecklessly hitting all the other people.....

[Pierson]

360 moved to a new build facility and had to/got to setup a new lab. That kept us going

[cybrsabr]

Originally Posted by ArJubx

With our bot design....We could add a second set of casters...throw on a seat...remove our paddle....up the gear ratio...and make it into a drivable vehicle instead of remote controlled. I picture myself driving down our schools main hallwall wrecklessly hitting all the other people.....

we've done that before. we removed our robots arm, and bolted a desk to the top, place the controls on top of that, and had some fun.

[SarahBecker]

To keep up our excitement, we try to update everything on our bot, and we teach the newbies the ups and downs of the robot. Then, we play in every off season competition we can afford, and believe me... they can be almost as exciting as regionals!