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mini-field help...
Posted by Anton Abaya at 1/6/2001 10:04 PM EST
Coach on team #419, Rambots, from UMass Boston / BC High and NASA, Mathsoft, Solidworks. hey all... last year we made a mini-arena that was 1/8th the size of the playing arena. It was such a success that we wanted to do it again. now, for the balls last year, we found that ping pong balls tend to be almost 1/8th their size and worked out great for our mini-arena. Anybody have any ideas for the big balls? I wonder if tennis balls would work...hmmm.... did i just answer my question? eh...go build a mini-arena. it's cheaper to build and you can make 10 of them for 1/8th the price of a real arena .-anton |
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