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Re: Peg heights?

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Would you have happened to downloaded the field drawings and be able to provide the heights?
No, unfortunately. We were going to download them on a need-to-know basis, but that can't be done as of now.

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Re: Peg height question?

For anybody that is interested, here's how I got those estimates I posted earlier:

Section 2 has a picture of the grids. The low one is about the height of the top of the diamond plate; the middle one is about the height of the team ID box. While not called out, from past experience I know the heights of both (3.5-4 ft and 6.5-7 ft respectively). I guessed that the high one would be about the same height above the middle as the middle was above the low one.
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Re: Peg height question?

These are unofficial measurements. This is what we got from measuring the mock-up at the Novi, MI local kickoff. I believe that these were measured from the floor to the middle of the peg.

Far right/left pegs:
Bottom: 33in
Middle: 69in
Top: 106in

Center pegs:
Bottom: 40in
Middle: 77in
Top: 114in

You can't build a precise robot off of those (since they're not official), but for planning purposes, they should be fine. When we can get to the official drawings, we will know for sure.
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Re: Peg height question?

Did this quickly so please check the numbers, but it looks pretty straight forward - the ends of the poles go all the way to the bottom of the tubing at the bottom.
From the field documents (ignoring the thickness of the sheet metal plate at the bottom, Floor to the center of the pegs:

Outer poles
Bottom peg 29.21 + .83 (half diameter) = 30.04
Center peg 58+8.17+.83 = 67
Top peg 58 + 45.17+.83 = 104

Middle pole
37.21 + .83 = 38.04
58 + 16.08 + .83 = 74.91
58 + 53.08 + .83 = 111.91

I used half of the 1.66 from the detail views, even though some of the BOM's say 1-1/2 pipe not 1-1/4
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Re: Peg height question?

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Re: Peg height question?

According to page 6 the Arena section, on each column of scoring pegs, there is a 30 inch space from center to center. However, I have been unable to find the height of the bottom peg.

FIRST looks like they've rearranged their site, and seems to have taken down anything game related - probably in an attempt to kill some of their traffic. So at the moment, we're going to have to make designs based on some approximate lowest height, which appears to be around half the 30 inches between pegs (on the left and right, remember that the middle pegs are 8 inches higher). Hopefully they'll make the field drawings available soon. Alternatively, did anyone get them yesterday?

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Thanks a lot! Hopefully the combination of the arena section and the game drawings on this page will be enough.
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Re: Peg height question?

Team 2502 has been able to snag up all information posted yesterday, and made it available on the link in my signature. I'd go by the approximations already made in the forum for now anyway, since I doubt anyone is ready to start sawing away.
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Re: Peg height question?

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Re: Peg height question?

Just wondering, I can't read any of the game manual pdf besides the first page on my mac os x and this is after entering the password correctly
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Re: Peg height question?

So everyone knows there are 2 groups of 3 columns on each side. After looking over the game drawings and game manual, this is what it should be in each group of 3:

For the two on the left and right:
Bottom peg: 29.21 inches (from bottom of floor to bottom of peg)
Middle peg: 59.21 inches (from floor to peg bottom), aka 30 inches above bottom peg
Top peg: 89.21 inches (from floor to peg), aka 30 inches above middle, aka 60 inches from bottom

For the middle:
Bottom peg: 37.21 inches (floor to peg)
Middle: 67.21 inches (floor to peg), aka 30 inches from bottom
Top: 97.21 inches (floor to peg), aka 30 inches from middle, aka 60 inches from bottom
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Re: Peg height question?

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So everyone knows there are 2 groups of 3 columns on each side. After looking over the game drawings and game manual, this is what it should be in each group of 3:

For the two on the left and right:
Bottom peg: 29.21 inches (from bottom of floor to bottom of peg)
Middle peg: 59.21 inches (from floor to peg bottom), aka 30 inches above bottom peg
Top peg: 89.21 inches (from floor to peg), aka 30 inches above middle, aka 60 inches from bottom
When I read the first page of the "2011 Team Field Elements" pdf, I understood that there are 35.25" vertically between each peg. I believe the 30" is horizontally between each pillar.
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Just wondering, I can't read any of the game manual pdf besides the first page on my mac os x and this is after entering the password correctly
You have to enter it exactly as seen, capitals and all. copy and paste this:

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Re: Peg height question?

This whole situation is really odd. If you look in section 2 of the game manual, there's information and measurements on just about everything except the height of the pegs. Even things that really don't matter that much like the height of the guardrails. This leads me to believe that the exclusion of the peg heights was an oversight. Furthermore a few people have looked at the drawings and got different measurements. I think we should wait until tomorrow (Monday) when Q&A opens up and expect a revision to the manual shortly.

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Re: Peg height question?

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Just wondering, I can't read any of the game manual pdf besides the first page on my mac os x and this is after entering the password correctly
Are you using Preview, Adobe Reader or something else, they have worked fine in Preview on my macbook as well as in google chromes built in pdf viewer.

Try the unencrypted ones at the team2502 site linked above.
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Re: Peg height question?

In the Team Drawings, the heights are clearer.

I would assume these heights are the same as the ones on the actual field. They are rounded to the nearest inch.

Middle Post
  • Low Peg: 38"
  • Middle Peg: 75"
  • Top Peg: 111"

Side Posts
  • Low Peg: 30"
  • Middle Peg: 67"
  • Top Peg: 103"

I calculated these heights by adding the lengths of the vertical sections and half the outside diameter of 1-1/4" Schedule 40 PVC to get the center point of the pipe. There is inaccuracy in that I am not sure how far the pipes go into the T-Fittings.

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