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 According to a 6 year old I once met at a demo, our FRC machine was not a robot because, "How can it be a robot if it doesn't have a face?" - Jared Russell [more] |
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14-06-2008, 18:51
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Re: FIRST weigh in scales
Team 228 had two scales donated to us in 2004 from BMS; one was a 150 lb scale and the other was a 400 lb scale. The 150 lb has higher precision, but we normally use the 400 lb since we've found that a lot of students like to stand on them to see how much they weigh.
 I've found the same models on McMaster: 17295T31 and 17295T39. They are a lot cheaper than the other models, if you don't mind the +/- 0.2 or +/-0.5 lb increments respectively. 
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