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Height to lower pole?
Posted by brian nehring.
Student on team #100, Woodside Wildcats, from Woodside High School and NASA. Posted on 2/2/2000 3:13 PM MST I was wondering what the exact height is from the floor to the bottom pole (under the troughs, the one a robot needs to be under if it doesn't want to go over the ramp). I heard 2.5' before, but I don't know if that measurement was to the middle of the pole or the bottom. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Brian Nehring yertle38@hotmail.com |
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