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At what highest Can the robot deliver the MINIBOT
At what highest Can the robot deliver the MINIBOT, our team have this skitchminBot_1946.pdf
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10-01-2011, 17:37
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Re: At what highest Can the robot deliver the MINIBOT
18 inches above the base is the deployment line. That's about 45-46 cm above the base. Deployment above that line results in a disabled tower.
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10-01-2011, 17:41
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Re: At what highest Can the robot deliver the MINIBOT
Also remember, the Minibot can only be up to 30.4cmX30.4cmX30.4cm.
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10-01-2011, 18:30
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Re: At what highest Can the robot deliver the MINIBOT
It also must always fit within a 12 inch cube, so a ~1m rod is out of the question since 1 m is equal to about 38.5 inches.
EDIT: oops I was a bit late Last edited by PAR_WIG1350 : 10-01-2011 at 18:33. |
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