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Re: pic: Team 987's 2009 Robot
According to what I saw, the pistons control gates inside the vertical hopper that direct the balls that feed into the shooter.
I was most impressed by the smooth driving on the surface. They can follow robots very easily with quick left and right motions. The machine work was the best I've seen from them also.
We have a great match against them on Saturday, #44.
359 971 8 vs 766 987 3045
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The one thing that no one ever list in scouting but is one of the most important factors is reliability. I don't care if the robot scores a hundred balls a match if I can't count on you being out there for the next three because it's a fragile as china. - Koko Ed [more] 
13-03-2009, 02:45
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