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26-02-2006, 21:01
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Re: pic: Delphi Demons 2006 finished robot
I like the funnel idea to get everything down to one ball-width to avoid binding. How well does your funnel end up working? I noticed with some prototypes that in many cases it would still cause the balls to be pushed away if hit wrong, but then again you have a much shallower angle then the prototypes I tried.
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