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10-01-2010, 09:22
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Re: Pic: would this chassis shape be legal?
I think this would be legal. Frame perimeter follows the same shape as a string. A shallow recess (3" deep) falls inside the perimeter. So this 3" recess is the only zone that you can do any work to the ball (kick, spin, grasp). Of course you can generally herd the ball by pushing it with the bot all you want.
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