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18-02-2003, 21:38
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If you could cause the technokats robot to turn would it contact both sides of the ramp then violate the rules? I can't tell from the picture if that would happen. I'm willing to bet an experinced team like the kats would have thought of this allready. just somthing that poped into my head as I rwas reading the thread. Also to move the robot spin the bot have one team limbo the bar and come up behind them pushing from the back right and the second team pushes on the front left.
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