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 i have a feeling that the field with be the same as it was last year just to save some money. but what is inside the the field will be diferent. - Michael Leicht [more] |
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18-12-2007, 12:42
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Re: Steel Frame?
I think I've seen ladders used on two robots, the one Eric mentioned and also the Sporks in Arizona this year.
Not for a frame, though. I expect it would work, you could just screw a flat plate across it to mount transmissions, etc. Could even use a fiberglass ladder  |
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