Robot Dimension Clarification

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Robot Dimension Clarification

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09-01-2010, 18:45

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Re: Robot Dimension Clarification

Assuming that design would be a well for the ball to "settle in" do remember that bumpers must be between 10" and 16" of the ground. This allows enough room for your "ball well" to go beneath your bumpers.

Again assuming that well was for herding balls

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