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Re: [FTC]: Early robot Testing
The trajectory of the batons are off and tend to defy the 2 basic laws of projectile motion: 1. Constant y-axis acceleration and 2. Constant x-axis velocity(yes i'm ignoring air resistance...).
This is why a called shenanigans  
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Re: [FTC]: Early robot Testing
i conquer...that third one looked like it a invisible air roof before coming back down. SHANANGANS
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