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| 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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Re: Robot Size and Shape: What's Best?
Just from a rookie's perspective, a low body, high weight design seems best. it's how we built our robot, and we put a forklift on front. our body is only a foot and a half tall. the height comes from the forklift. using a smaller body with a higher weight is in my opinion better because you can have a stronger chassis, lower center of gravity and more powerful equipment.
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