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How many robot can hang on at the same time?
Posted by Ken.
Student on team #192, Gunn Robotics Team, from Henry M. Gunn Senior High School. Posted on 2/24/2000 9:47 PM MST Seems to me that a lot of robot will be grabbing onto the hanging bar, but not able to keep itself from swinging. This means a strong robot can push a hanging robot away and grab the hanging bar. Plus the bar is pretty wide... How many robot do you think will be hanging on the bar? Will there be more hanging during 'normal' games or during final's games (where really good robot compete)? |
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