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04-03-2008, 12:06
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Re: 1519 - One Dual-Config Robot or Two Robots?
just a thought here. Not sure if it has been covered by anyone else, or have i re-read through all the rules that would cover this but....
If your starting configuration had the smaller robot sitting ontop of the larger one, and somehow you drove it off the larger one. and left it sitting in the home zone. Now you have one robot (starting configuration) When you wanted to use the larger bot, you just would not place the smaller one on it, you just removed a mechanism right? Just a thought. - Bochek 
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