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Re: Correct me if I'm wrong
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Originally Posted by Wayne Doenges
I've been thinking about the robots that are using fans/props for propulsion.
Aren't they inadvertently supplying traction to the front wheels? The force of the the fan/prop pivots on the rear wheels and applies a force to the front wheels. Yes or no?
Reference this Q&A
Q) Can we increase the normal force with a fan or other component, so long as it does not harm the ARENA?
A) No. Any vacuum/suction/fan system that alters the traction characteristics of the ROBOT would be considered a violation of Rule <R06>.
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Just make sure I have my camera ready when you inspect the Kats bot on Thursday at Boiler and make that ruling. I want to get a good shot of Schnabel's face. 
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