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Preseason Programs
Today Team 1672 presented its preseason program called Spreading Wings to the rest of its members. Our goal is to take our 2010 robot and add a platform that can be raised or lowered which will hold a model rocket. The rocket can then be launched remotely using our driver station. The powerpoint from our presentation can be found at http://www.documents.team1672.com/do...Powerpoint.pdf . What haveother teams done for preseason programs in the past and roughly how many team hours have teams spent on them?
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