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Re: Team update 3/6/2012
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Every regional from now on is going to have the team of Field Builders attempt to figure out their own ways of solving the problem with the basketballs now, which is a very good thing. I wonder if it would have been smarter for the GDC to forego the ball ramp and instead allow teams to activate mechanisms further outside the frame perimeter and increase the size of the fender. |
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Re: Team update 3/6/2012
Was there really a problem with illegal motors being used? I know there was some confusion about not being able to use 540s on our team, but I would expect that teams would understand the motor restrictions...
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I honestly do like the apps, but you think techies in FIRST would go to Android before iOS. |
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Re: Team update 3/6/2012
It looks as if the change to the bridge may break 179's robot.
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how so?
It looks like they hang right from the edge, barely extending in a couple inches. Is the angle of the ball ramps that severe? |
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