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18-01-2008, 09:27
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Re: Robot Weight
Right now ours still weighs zero pounds, because we haven't even started building it. But we're figuring the chassis and drivetrain to be right around 50 lbs. Then there's the electronics, pneumatics, and all that stuff on top that will magically make the ball score billions of points. That will add up to a lot of weight.
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