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23-09-2007, 23:55
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Re: pic: Simbotics' Quad Quandary Rings
I'm somewhat dubious as to whether any robots will actually be able to pick up those rings. Unlike the FRC Ringers the FTC rings are hard and inflexible - meaning that the manipulator needs to flex in order to provide some grip. But finding a nice flexible rubber in the vex kit might be hard.
Then again, I'm sure someone will prove me wrong...  
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