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Re: New rule Clarification changes plans
Based on this answer: (emphasis mine)
A shooter includes the mechanism that delivers the final dynamic impulse that ejects the ball from the robot, and any parts of the robot that contact the ball while and/or after this impluse is delivered. If your loading mechanism also ejects the ball from the robot, it would be considered a shooting mechanism. To this thread: http://forums.usfirst.org/showthread.php?t=474 It appears that if part of your robot expands beyond the original dimensions. and you use that part to push a ball, then you have just used an illegal shooter. I could read this to preclude a fold down ramp, because it would contact the ball after this impulse is delivered. Am I missing something here? Do you really think that this is the way it should be interpreted? |
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