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09-01-2005, 15:15
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Re: Robot Weight Limit: Rule Conflict
How much does the battery weigh on its own?
I don't think it quite hits the ten pound mark, but that might explain the 130 pound limit in the other guide seeing as it makes no mention of that weight limit being taken without the battery in the robot. Still, follow the 120 pounds without battery rule. That's the correct one, as far as I know. |
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