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05-02-2006, 01:47
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Re: Weight Concerns
normaly during the design of the robot we like to keep our weight in check or at a close average, we have done this for several years and have been pretty close every year with in 5 lbs of the total weight. another thing that alot of people forget about when building is the center of gravity and where yalls weight is efects how easy it is to tip over.
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