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| View Poll Results: How does your robot load??? | |||
| It loads from the bottom up |
  
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56 | 70.89% |
| It loads from the top like a conveyor |
  
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7 | 8.86% |
| it doesnt load on its own |
  
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16 | 20.25% |
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Re: How does your robot load????
our bot picks up balls from the back, we used a sim motor to spin wheels, when the ball hits these wheels it get compressed and shot up into a hopper that still need to be built and then into the shooter which is already mounted, not sure what the loader qualifys as
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