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| View Poll Results: WHAT WEIGHT CLASS IS YOUR ROBOT? | |||
| 1st Class (48" and 120 lbs.) |
  
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127 | 70.95% |
| 2nd Class (60" and 110 lbs.) |
  
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28 | 15.64% |
| 3rd Class (72" and 100 lbs.) |
  
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6 | 3.35% |
| We'll see when we get there... |
  
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18 | 10.06% |
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What Weight Class is Your Robot?
We are going to be 48" and 120 pounds.
This is an interesting concept, however teams lost some ground with this rule. I feel they should have kept 60" robots at 120 pounds and gave you a bonus of either an extra foot or an extra 10 pounds. |
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