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How does your robot hurdle?

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View Poll Results: How does your team hurdle the ball?
Catapult		30	19.23%
Shooter		20	12.82%
Arm mechanism for lifting/hurdling		86	55.13%
Our team will poke/push a ball over from the overpass		7	4.49%
Our team does not plan on hurdling the ball.		13	8.33%
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05-02-2008, 19:09

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Join Date: Feb 2008

Rookie Year: 2006

Location: Michigan

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Re: How does your robot hurdle?

Our team is using a pneumatic-operated catapult. However, to get the lever arm long enough we had to make our robot extend to twice it's starting size at the beginning of the match. The catapult arm will start raised at an angle, then drop down once the match starts.

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