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02-03-2005, 15:00
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Re: Bot blocks field with arm in LZ - Penalties?
But, if your arm is stable, as so to move it, would move the robot as a whole, then it would interfere with the loading process. And hes right in saying you dont have to load a tetra onto an arm, you can load it anywhere on the robot, so long as it doesnt touch a field element.
Im not endorsing this strategy, but im saying you should beware of it, and it is likely some teams will attempt something along its lines. |
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