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06-02-2006, 23:02

Joe O

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Re: Weight Concerns

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Originally Posted by team1591

i dont think its possible to have a robot that is underweight without swiss cheesing it

Our rookie year was two years ago, so this is only our third year. But over at 1410, we have never been overweight. The key is to keep it simple. The more simple a design, the less it should wiegh. Also, remember that you don't have to use a robot made entirely of metal. Actually, this year we will be bringing weights to comp. so that we can be at 119.576 lbs.

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