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| View Poll Results: What type of Robot is better/ are you buiding? | |||
| Four foot (or less) and 120 lbs. max |
  
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67 | 77.91% |
| Five Foot and 110 lbs. max |
  
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17 | 19.77% |
| Six foot and 100 lbs. max |
  
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2 | 2.33% |
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28-01-2007, 00:00
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Re: Robot Size and Shape: What's Best?
I really like the idea of designing for the 5ft mark cause it forces me to think lighter, and then if we are over wieght we can simply chop a foot off our lift.
simple, easy, worth 10 pounds of parts  Even though in past years we haven't had wiehgt troubles, I've been designing this years bot with several areas that will make it a better performer but aren't critical. Its been a fun little challenge. |
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