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01-02-2010, 11:24
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Re: Tank Treads
I understand the intent of the rule (don't damage the field) but as an engineer I have difficulty accepting the ambiguous definitions. If two robots get in a shoving match they could damage the rug but their design was approved if they used rubber wheels.
Sounds like the only answer for tracks is: It depends on the inspector. - "cleat" vs tread - "hard" vs soft - "attached" vs fastened, bonded, affixed I know time is short but is there a process to get an official ruling prior to the competition? |
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