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Re: Height of PVC pole in team version of tower

well it would just be best for the minibot if it was the same material as what it would be in the actual competition fields. the differences in friction could be an important factor.
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Re: Height of PVC pole in team version of tower

As well as the differences in friction, the minibots are, as I found more or less implied, supposed to use magnets to stay attached to the pole. Unless you have some super pvc, I don't think the same electromagnetic field applies.
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Re: Height of PVC pole in team version of tower

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... the minibots are, as I found more or less implied, supposed to use magnets to stay attached to the pole...
That's one option that was given, not a mandate by any means.
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