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09-01-2010, 21:45
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Re: pic: Simple Drive Train Concept
Nice. It's simple, looks easy to build, and it's purple.
Is the configuration shown made to be compliant with this year's bumper rules? The largest omnis only have a radius of 4 in, only putting the bumpers about half way high enough for the new bumper rule. "BUMPER ZONE – the volume contained between two virtual horizontal planes, ten inches above the floor and sixteen inches above the floor." Still like the design, but not sure about bumper height. 
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