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23-06-2002, 21:56
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Re: The Perfect Design
Posted by Dan, Student on team #10, BSM, from Benilde-St. Margaret's and Banner Engineering.
Posted on 3/3/99 8:29 AM MST In Reply to: Re: The Perfect Design posted by Bethany Dunning on 3/3/99 6:30 AM MST: If one robot is centered and on top of the puck, only a very small robot can fit on the space given. :-Dan : One thing i noticed - not all the teams use the poles to get onto the puck. : covering the poles may not be enough to keep other teams from getting on. |
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