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Re: 4 Hangers at SBPLI Long Island Regional

sorry, had an error last time
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Re: 4 Hangers at SBPLI Long Island Regional
http://ndofwrldaswenoit.tripod.com/robotics/hangers.jpg

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http://ndofwrldaswenoit.tripod.com/r...s/hangers2.jpg

In the second you can see that the other team was 545.

Sorry about the pics not loading up. Its being a bit odd.
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Re: 4 Hangers at SBPLI Long Island Regional
If you can't get the links to work you might just want to upload them to the CD picture gallery.
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Re: 4 Hangers at SBPLI Long Island Regional
Not all 4 robots were legally hanging off the bar. Team 569 and 467 were the only two to recieve credit since 329 was hanging off of 545 when thier hook fell short and 545 was unable to life off the ground with the added weight of 329's robot. Since they were on opposing sides the outcome would have been the same if all 4 robots were hanging.
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