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Re: The 2010 Curve Ball

90lb weight limit.
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Re: The 2010 Curve Ball

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90lb weight limit.
I also think that there will be a decrease in the weight limit. I'm thinking 105-115lbs. Anywhere below 100 can get hard to do, but somehow we built our 2008 robot and it came to a weight of 84lbs when done, and we weren't even trying to stay light.
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Re: The 2010 Curve Ball

Who says it will be a curve ball? Maybe the GDC has decided to test out their knuck...

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My hope is the the curveball we have to deal with is learning to throw a knuckle ball with the scoring object.
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