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 Why climb up to the scaling rungs when you can move the entire field down to your robot's height? - marcusbernstein [more] |
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| Why climb up to the scaling rungs when you can move the entire field down to your robot's height? - marcusbernstein [more] |
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04-01-2009, 00:33
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Re: New Bumper Rule makes West Coast drive Illegal?
We figured the same thing. I wonder how substantial of a support piece you need to have it considered as a frame rail?
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