09-01-2010, 22:41
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Re: Standardized Partner Suspension
Wouldn't the best standard bar to grab be one similar to the bar already on the field? Why not base a standard on that?
I don't think attempts at standardization will work well simply because you'd have to grab more than one different kind of object. Making one's grabber work on several surfaces is something that needs to be considered as a possible design choice, though, as the lack of standardization could force it.
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