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 Team handbooks - they are like safety glasses... they seem stupid and a pain to wear, and they make it harder to see... but they seem important about 1 msec after a flaming hunk on metal bounces off them. - Not2B [more] |
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24-02-2005, 15:29
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Re: pic: TEAM 1511 PICTURE
Looks great!
I have a few questions...the pic is a little small for details: How high does it go? How exactly is the angle of your arm controlled? Does it have something to do with the rod that is sticking out from near the top of the robot? What is the blue/black cylinder right behind it? Does that have something to do with it? Does your arm extend and retract? What are you using for a middle wheel? What did your final weight end up being? The end tetra grabber: are you planning on folding that up with a tetra on it in the match to carry it around? Or is that on a joint just to make it fit within the box at the beginning of the match? Nice job 1511! |
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