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Re: Best Intake
Hard to say if it is the best intake, but it might be the best intake video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0LFdVrL54o&
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Re: Best Intake
Humble shoutout to my team for being the only team I've seen this year to effectively use a forklift as an intake mechanism. Everyone's got rollers this year, but a simple and lightweight ball scooper seems to work just fine for us.
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You have a real hard time convincing me that a forklift is 'good enough' under any reasonable amount of defense though. |
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Re: Best Intake
The good thing about a wheeled/el toro intake, over a forklift, intake is that the wheels/sticks grip the ball. A forklift intake never grips the ball, so I doubt it would hold the ball through defense.
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