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11-04-2007, 13:45
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Re: Off Season Events: How much do you change your robot?
Before Battlecry 2006, team 177 changed their robot from shooting from the floor to shooting from the top of the ramp. We also redesigned our ball hopper from being all polycarb to being made of kevlar netting. The offseasons are a chance for the new students to take the robot and run with it, making the robot what they want after seeing what worked and what didn't during build season. Go nuts!
Usually offseasons don't have formal inspection procedures, but you should still try to be legal. 
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