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Bridge Question for those who have played
Posted by Ken Patton at 03/04/2001 7:12 PM EST
Engineer on team #65, The Huskie Brigade, from Pontiac Northern High School and GM Powertrain. At any of the regionals, did anyone observe the empty bridge "bouncing" from the down position to the balanced position after a robot crossed the bridge? This has happened on our practice field, in both directions, and I wonder if it is our field or if all of them do it.... Anybody see this happen before? Thanks, Ken |
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