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13-01-2005, 22:20
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Re: Arm Designs
We are thinking of a basic swinging arm mounted about four feet in the air and hanging down at starting. Hopefully it will be able to lift tetras from the ground and anywhere else (driving away or toward to get correct height of arm) and place then on top of a goal.
The only question is what to put on the end of the arm to grab the tetra. |
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