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12-01-2006, 21:50
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Re: pic: Smallest FRC Robot?
I think it's obvious it wouldn't pass inspection. But it brings up an interesting point. Just how small could a bot be and still pass inspection? I think it would be cool if the game rewarded space efficiency. Like you can still use dimensions 28x38x60, but you can fit in 28x38x45 you can use additional air tanks or additional motors.
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