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View Poll Results: WHAT WEIGHT CLASS IS YOUR ROBOT?
1st Class (48" and 120 lbs.) 127 70.95%
2nd Class (60" and 110 lbs.) 28 15.64%
3rd Class (72" and 100 lbs.) 6 3.35%
We'll see when we get there... 18 10.06%
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Re: WHAT WEIGHT CLASS IS YOUR ROBOT?

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We'll probaly be 38W X 28L X 48H, but we should be able to extend to 16 feet.
Why 16 feet?? Thats so overkill, your never going to have to reach that high, and you severly put your team at risk for getting a penalty by extending out of the 72" X 72" box FIRST has established. You may want to reconsider that.
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