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Re: pic: Seattle Cascade tubes.
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Originally Posted by FlyingHedgeHog
Ideally robots would be designed to handle almost any level of tube inflation without much difficulty. I know 1983, 488, 360, and other such teams who grabbed the inside of the tubes were fine. 1510's claw was modified a little bit, but we got it working by midday Friday and it could handle any tube.
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Even our whisker had some trouble with the overinflated tubes. In our lab, tubes displayed a sort of "arch" along their length, leaving a gap between the tube and floor at the center of each edge of a triangle or square. The overinflated tubes do not have this gap and it made picking up from the floor challenging.
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You definitely know you've overdosed on first when you wash the aluminum shavings off your hands AFTER you eat dinner. - Maxpower57 [more] 
22-03-2011, 17:28
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