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 I personally think any student should be allowed to participate, as long as he/she is helpful and active. FIRST, to me, is about inspiration, not elitism. - Aignam [more] |
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12-01-2009, 16:33
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Re: Expandable "Belly"
clarification isn't really required, by the manual and updates it is illegal
if you really want to you can Q and A it but i think i know the answer. the bladder would be considered part of your robot that would be expanding past the bumper perimeter. it would've been an awesome looking bot though lol GET IN MY BELLY!!  |
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