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04-01-2009, 02:43
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Re: robot design question
I think what you are talking about is this. (16"x36" contact base)
    The red areas are the "blocking spaces where balls can't be thrown. All measurements are ballpark (within 1-2" accurate, Proof of Concept) The robot fits in the "box" and hugs at least half of the trailer. Weight issues might be a problem, but if you make the shroud light enough and place the batteries and heavy stuff in front you might be OK. |
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