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25-04-2009, 22:50
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Re: Team 478 Mustang Robotics Robot
Very Very nice machine. Not overly complicated and extremely effective.
One thing I've noticed through out is that I have yet to see a robot that simply "dumps" the cubes into the goals. Personally, I think that might actually be more efficient than a claw, not to mention you'd be utilizing more space. Agreed you might not be able to get to the 20" goal, but there are ways to expand, as Overdrive very blatantly showed us last year. Interesting robot, has anyone seen a simply "dumper" type? was it effective? 
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